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Port Jackson sharks have individual personalities
All sharks may appear fierce, but new research reveals Port Jackson sharks have distinct personalities that impact how they respond to stress and risk-taking.
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Squids on the rise in changing ocean
Populations of squid, octopus and cuttlefish have boomed over the past 60 years, as the oceans change.
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VIDEO: Tiger shark feeding frenzy in WA
A cruise company has captured incredible footage of up to 70 tiger sharks feeding on a deceased humpback whale in Western Australia.
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VIDEO: Sea snails could hold cancer killer
Chemicals from the white rock sea snail found to be potent killers of drug-resistant cancer cells.
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Europa’s ocean may have Earth-like chemical balance
New NASA modelling published this week suggests the ocean of Jupiter’s moon Europa may have the right balance of ‘chemical energy’ for life.
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VIDEO: Baby giraffe born at Australia Zoo
Sally the giraffe gave birth to a healthy female calf on Tuesday, her second in two years.
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First Australian map to be restored in Melbourne
A priceless, 353-year-old map of New Holland – on which all subsequent mapping of Australia is based – has arrived in Melbourne for restoration.
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Light pollution is confusing baby sea turtles
Artificial lighting not only affects sea turtle hatchlings on the beach, but after they’ve entered the water too, according to new research.
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Unusual teeth of rare whale more ‘oddity’ than evolutionary throwback
Scientists are excited after a rare whale was found with an extra set of teeth, but we don’t know enough about the elusive species to call it an evolutionary throwback yet.
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Possum personality key to survival
Traits that help possums thrive in captivity may be detrimental in the wild.