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The rainforests of the Wet Tropics are so rich and complex that scientists continue to discover species new to science. Researchers have long described the region as one of Australia's great biodiversity frontiers, with many insects and other small rainforest creatures still waiting to be formally identified.
That means a walk through the rainforest isn't just a nature experience. You could be passing plants, insects or animals that science barely understands. In a world where most places feel thoroughly mapped and documented, that's a pretty remarkable thought. Discover it: cassowarycoasttourism.com.au
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