All but one species of Blue-tongued skinks are endemic to Australia. They are found in wide range of climatic zones from rainforests to deserts. They also thrive in cities. Depending on the species, they range from 30-60cm in length.
Looking down onto the desert plains below from atop Uluru in the Northern Territory, (circa 1988). Uluru is a...
Ascending Ayers Rock in 1988. Before 2017, you could ascend Ayers Rock (Uluru). There was a trail that included...
View of termite mounds (ant hills) found in Australia’s Red Centre. The term “Red Centre” designates the central geographical...
