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Carrying your offspring into adulthood?⁣ Wolf spiders (Lycosidae family) are unusually attentive mothers. ⁣ ⁣ While most spiders will hang their eggs in their web, the female wolf…

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What's better than 1 wombat on Hairy-Nosed Day... 400?! 🙌 ⁣ With just 35 northern hairy-nosed wombats left in the wild in the 1980s to now…

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🔍 Can you guess what this Ranger spotted in the pines before the zoom? And just like that, Friday has fluttered by 🦋 Enjoy your…

qldparks4 days ago

What may look like a calm and picture perfect swimming spot in your feed one day, can look like this and be closed for your…

qldparks6 days ago

Our Cairns Rangers are overjoyed to have re-gained vehicle access to the Goldsborough section of Wooroonooran National Park, after December's massive weather event washed away…

qldparks7 days ago

The red sandplains and mulga scrub of Currawinya National Park, Budjiti Country, in #OutbackQueensland are holding out and awaiting your visit. 🏕️⁣ ⁣ What better place to…

qldparks9 days ago

'In a dark place we find ourselves, and a little more knowledge lights our way,' Yoda.⁣ ⁣ In case of an emergency, have a contingency plan in…

qldparks10 days ago

You may have heard there's a new beetle on the block and we’re long-ing to help you get to know it. 🐞🔍 @uniofqld researcher James…

qldparks11 days ago

Our locals might be smoking the competition with their bad bird jokes, but fire bans are no laughing matter. These blue-winged kookaburras use hollows high…

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