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...
Red-bellied Black Snake The Red-bellied Black Snake is a very common snake all along Australia’s east coast and a frequent visitor to Skyrail’s Red Peak Station. They are often seen trying to find what little sunlight is available under the dense rainforest canopy....
World Heritage Rainforest in Bloom A Blooming Great Time of Year in the Cairns Rainforest The unseasonably wet conditions experienced during the last couple of months have had a notable effect on the World Heritage listed Cairns rainforest surrounding Skyrail, with...
Primitive Animals of an Ancient Rainforest Environment Ancient rainforest, situated right here in Tropical North Queensland contains some very primitive animals. It’s important to note that the word primitive should not be interpreted as backwards and on the way to...
Flowers and Seeds found in Australian Rainforests Traditionally August is a dry month in Australian rainforests and this was reflected here in North Queensland. Toward the end of the month we experienced some cloudy days and the occasional shower, but overall August...
Dome Tent Spiders Visitors to Skyrail Rainforest Cableway in Tropical North Queensland are fascinated by the ever growing spider webs that are popping up around our Terminals and Stations. These get plenty of attention and are the subject of many photos on a daily...
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