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June Whale Watching
Tue, 1 Jun, 2004
It is that time of year again when whales are starting to migrate up the East Co...

World Environment Day, 5 June 2004
Thu, 27 May, 2004
How do we want to treat the Earth's seas and oceans? What can we do to keep them...

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See the famous 'Cook' arrow - now Uncove...
Wed, 9 Jun, 2004
An Australian Museum treasure at the centre of an international scientific detec...

New Michael Riley exhibition debuts at A...
Wed, 26 May, 2004
The talents of renowned award-winning Indigenous photographer and filmmaker, Mic...

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New Fish Images
Thu, 10 Jun, 2004
Caledonian Stinger Inimicus caledonicus

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Insects
Insects play an essential role in the web of life. They are an amazingly diverse group of animals that have conquered almost every environment on earth. Explore the fascinating world of insects and the people who study them.















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what's on at the museum

The Australian Museum has an exciting range of exhibitions, events, holiday programs, tours and school programs on our What's on calendar.

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Geoscience
Geoscience (also known as earth sciences and geology) covers the broad sweep of Earth history and all Earth-forming processes.







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science stories

Ant Traffic Snarls
Nature Australia - 01/06/04
Spend a few minutes on the observation deck of any tall building, and you'll probably overhear someone remark that the people below look like ants More


Battle of the Sexes
Nature Australia - 01/06/04
It's official. Love is a battlefield, and Göran Arnqvist and Locke Rowe have just found the first empirical evidence of the lengths some bugs will go to fend off unwanted advances More











TAMS events

Lectures - Homo Species: queering the animal kingdom
Homosexual behaviour in animals has long been the ?love that dare not speak it?s name?. A growing body of research is quietly accumulating though, revealing homosexual behaviour is a natural subset of... More

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