bioluminescent fungi in a tropical rainforest
i’ve always been fascinated by bioluminescent phenomena. in a relatively wide range of organisms, evolution at some point produced species that can produce light, from marine plankton in warm seas, […]
a blog by markus nolf
i’ve always been fascinated by bioluminescent phenomena. in a relatively wide range of organisms, evolution at some point produced species that can produce light, from marine plankton in warm seas, […]
working in the tropical rainforest of far north queensland doesn’t just mean you have an insane variety of tropical fruit available at your fingertips. it also means you can pop […]
mount alexandra lookout, or walu wugirriga (“look about”), is situated along the way from the mossman river ferry to cape tribulation. visitors are treated to a stunning view of the […]
what is a 55 meter jib liebherr crane doing in the middle of the rainforest? it’s certainly not making a lot of noise, when moving the crane box through the […]
this bright yellow leaf was floating on the calm blue waters of emmagen creek, cape tribulation. note how the water surface acts as a concave mirror in some spots, as […]
season’s greetings from northern queensland! i’m enjoying a few days off in mission beach, queensland (again :) ) after some amazing yet very intensive weeks at cape tribulation and the […]