In a two-year pilot program, Macquarie University scientists will test whether high-precision electronic sensors can monitor hive temperatures and alert.
The honey bee population is under threat, with widespread consequences for agriculture. Professor Andrew Barron from Macquarie University's Department of.
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A mysterious and bizarre looking sea creature which washed up on a popular Queensland beach has baffled the internet.
A Sunshine Coast woman came across the terrifying discovery in Noosa on Wednesday and turned to social media to solve the mystery. Anyone know what kind of fish this is? I found it washed up on the North Shore this morning, she posted on a local community Facebook page.
Viewers were divided over whether the creature could be a flathead or the more poisonous stone fish.
Eyes bulged out of the top of the creature s head, with a mouth full of unusually thin teeth.