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Access information about some of the wonderful specimens and species curated by the WAM staff. Ever wanted to know more about what spiders inhabit the spinifex of the Pilbara, or what nudibranchs (sea slugs) can be found hiding on the seafloor of the Montebellos Islands? Ever wondered just how many marsupial mice there are in the arid zone, or what specimens the museum holds for the iconic Carnaby’s White-tailed Black Cockatoo? This is the place where you can learn more about the unique fauna of the diverse and ancient Western Australian landscape.