A Secret World of Green Ants If you have a keen eye, you may be lucky enough to spot a green ant nest perched high in the upper branches of canopy trees. A bulging cluster of leaves, these nests represent a secret and complex world. Green Ant Nests Green Ant...
The Butterflies of Skyrail Wander around the gardens at Skyrail’s Smithfield and Kuranda terminals, or explore the ancient rainforest, and a flash of colour might catch your eye… from our striking tropical rainofrest butterflies! Following the break-up of...
Wildlife in North Queensland Rainforests Slaty-grey Snakes, Dubious Dtella and Amethystine Pythons! If you know where to look, you can discover an abundance of wildlife around Skyrail Rainforest Cableway. Eastern Small-eyed Snake (Cryptophis nigrescens)...
Why rainy days are the best for spotting the Rain Whistling Frog. While sunny days are great for spectacular views over the rainforest, rainy days bring their own, special quality with the added sounds from the Rain Whistling Frog. On a warm wet day, usually...
Amethystine Pythons in Barron Gorge National Park The Amethystine Python is named for its iridescent blue sheen that can be seen under certain lighting. To help keep our tropical rainforest as pristine as possible, Skyrail’s Rangers regularly venture...
Tropical Rainforest Orchids In Tropical North Queensland there is a small, lush area known as the Wet Tropics World Heritage rainforest which is bursting with a rich abundance of biodiversity, and a plethora of tropical rainforest orchid species to admire when...
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