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Hi viz Gargoyle. Also known as a Pilbara Leaf-nosed Bat.

The face of exquisite evolutionary perfection. With time at the helm, millions of years of natural selection have refined this face into a perfect instrument for radar. And to think some peasants would dare call this consummate product of nature ‘ugly’.

A tiny thumb thigmotherm. This compact Clawless Gecko seems content mooching off this heat dispensing mammal.

A highly aggressive brown snake, clearly going about its business of terror and intimidation.

If you appreciate the enormity of this, you can have a cookie.

Apex predator of the chenopod shrublands. Did you know a Shingleback can take down an adult kangaroo? It will then jealously guard its prize, feasting for weeks before hunger sees it return to prowling the plains for fresh prey once more.

Not seen since the mid 90s and only known from 3 specimens, the quest to rediscover one of Australia’s most imperilled reptiles has begun! weareexplorers.co/act-local-gras…

Bat school is back in session! The team is only a little bit excited as Dr Brad Law shows off the most exciting catch of the day (night?). A tremendous Greater Broad-nosed Bat! Only the 6th time we’ve caught one here in over 1200 bat captures overall!

GET EXCITED ABOUT LITTLE FOREST BATS!!!

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I think this is a penguin.

This morning I lay witness to perhaps 20% of the entire Swift Parrot population. Thrill and despair in the same scene. To think they could be extinct within a decade. We need to do more. Their value is greater than that of harvested timber.

Aaand this is why pitfall traps don’t catch larger snakes.