Dingoes, roos ... and a long, long fence
Research on population size in red kangaroos and emus on either side of Australia's dingo fence indicates that dingoes may sometimes 'regulate' kangaroo and emu populations.
From This Issue
Stocking the Gulf with tigers
Domesticus interruptus
Sharing the limelight
Can quolls be our companions?
Why do some spiders decorate their webs?
Making a splash on the market
Precision farming, from pond to plate
Viral profiling: our first line of defence
Tigers in their tanks
Shrimp map to guide genetic selection
Discharging responsibly
Speed kills animals too
Life and death at the forest's edge
Bad news for the predators of pilchards
Dingoes, roos ... and a long, long fence
Tracking the complex nose of pollution
Scouring process yields the fertiliser that grew on sheep
Songs of isolation?
Hairy harbingers
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