Camera Traps – June 2020
Camera Traps - June 2020 The data collected from Camera Traps over the month of June 2020 may have been skewed by [...]
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07, 2020
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06, 2020
Camera Traps – May 2020
Camera Traps - May 2020 Apart from a brazen Brush Turkey - Alectura lathami (J.E. Gray, 1831), determined not to be excluded [...]
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05, 2020
Camera Traps – April 2020
Camera Traps - April 2020 Collecting data from the Camera Traps - April 2020, was as informative as it was therapeutic. Getting [...]
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12, 2019
Camera Trap Report 1
Daintree Rainforest Foundation, in conjunction with Daintree Rainforest P/L, has committed to a long term data collection process through the installation of a dozen [...]
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12, 2018
Living with Cassowaries – Part 2
Living with Cassowaries - Part 2 Living with Cassowaries has revealed Big Bertha becoming accustomed to public admiration. She was first described [...]
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12, 2018
The art of camouflage
The art of camouflage Daintree Rainforest showcases the art of camouflage and is renowned as the World’s longest surviving rainforest. This claim [...]
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04, 2017
Spiders
Daintree Rainforest Spiders Daintree Rainforest is habitat to giant Golden Orb-weavers, Brush-footed Trapdoors, Ant-mimicking Spiders, Bird-dung Crab Spiders and an amazing diversity of other arachnids, [...]
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04, 2017
Reptiles
Daintree Rainforest reptiles Daintree Rainforest reptiles include Australia's largest reptile, the Estuarine Crocodile and longest snake, Amethystine Python. These two apex predators have a profound [...]
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04, 2017
Mammals
Daintree Mammals - Cooper Creek Wilderness Daintree Rainforest mammals include marsupials, monotremes, dasyurids, macropods, possums and a rich diversity of placentals, including primates, bats, [...]
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04, 2017
Insects
Daintree Rainforest insects - Cooper Creek Wilderness Daintree Rainforest insects are as rich in diversity, primitiveness and endemism as every other Daintree class, phyla [...]