This large, flightless bird found in the forests of New Guinea and northern Australia is considered to be the most dangerous bird. Weighing up to 310 kg, it can grow to the height of a human and ...

Some animals are known for their ferocity and unrelenting aggression. These top 10 most aggressive animals on Earth are ...

When you think of dangerous animals, your mind probably goes straight ... Found primarily in the waters of northern Australia and Southeast Asia, the box jellyfish’s tentacles can pack a lethal ...

‘Real food’ lovers also tend to endorse drinking raw milk… yes, the illegal-because-it’s-dangerous raw milk ... The carnivore diet (consuming only animal based products) is an example ...

News of dangerous animal encounters tend to travel very fast in Australia, but sometimes what follows can compound the mental anguish of survivors. A DPIRD spokesperson said a new report on tagged ...

His much-heralded golden age, however, is about to tip the US into recession and Australia has played a ... administration have sent the globe down a dangerous path. By opting for the wrecking ...

Do you know which animal is responsible for the most deaths in Australia? Is it the crocodile, the snake, the spider, the stingray, the shark or something else that is involved in more fatalities ...

Australian horror continues to be one of the country’s best film exports. Dangerous Animals, the latest feature from cult director Sean Byrne (The Loved Ones, The Devil’s Candy), is set to make its ...

Australia’s wild dog, the Dingo, may look friendly but has strong predatory instincts. These animals can be dangerous if they feel threatened or are protecting their territory. The Platypus is unique ...

In the animal kingdom ... Found in Australia, the redback spider’s venom, marked by its distinctive red stripe on the back, can cause severe pain and illness. Each of these creatures, while ...

An influencer filmed the exact moment she encountered ‘one of the world’s most dangerous animals’. When travel blogger Julie ... But while remote, thankfully, there was an Australian doctor and nurse ...