"Pythons when left alone are chill and will cruise past you without a worry in the world." ...

Join Chandler’s Wild Life for an educational look at a king cobra’s natural feeding behavior, highlighting reptile biology, responsible care, and wildlife learning.

From a venomous snake sprawled on a desk to a python eating a family cat this list has them all. A python seemed to have bitten off more than it could chew as a it was observed hauling a possum from a ...

Australian tree frogs today make up over one third of all known frog species on the continent. Among this group, iconic species such as the green tree frog (Litoria caerulea) and the green and golden ...

Adults are typically 1.2-1.8 m total length; large individuals reach ~2.0 m (species accounts in major field guides; Reptile Database).

Australian singer-songwriter Troye Sivan spotted on the red carpet at Magnum Cannes Party The party celebrates the Wherever Pleasure Takes You campaign, which sees Magnum® ice cream, the world’s ...

Learn all about Wildlife in our Wildlife Category. See the articles below. We love animals and wildlife and hope to share some of this love with our readers. Red Strawberry poison dart frog, ...

The non-venomous snake was found caught behind several bottles of soft drink in a machine on the Australia Zoo grounds, prompting a call out to the Wildlife Warrior. The 19-year-old son of the late ...

Australia is globally known for venomous snakes. The country has more than 140 recorded land snake species and 32 sea snakes. Brown snakes are the most venomous and are responsible for over half the ...

A Melbourne reproductive biologist has warned women against eating their own placenta, saying their is no evidence to suggest it has health benefits or is safe. Australian women have been warned ...

Every year snake catchers in Darwin attend to more than 1,000 callouts from residents concerned about serpents settling in their suburbs. The sheer number of snakes and the variety of species that can ...

The sight of a deadly brown snake eating a carpet python would be enough to give most people the creeps, but for Brisbane snake catchers Sally and Norman Hill, it was a rare and fascinating display.