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Phar Lap to stand tall in Wellington
Phar Lap’s skeleton has been remounted in a new more accurate way and put on display in New Zealand.
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Black cockatoo numbers down by a third
WA’s endangered black cockatoo numbers may have fallen 35 per cent in just one year.
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Gannets risk lives for break-neck dives
Gannets risk their lives to dive at break-neck speeds into water to catch fish, new research shows.
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Mass spider webs cover flood-affected areas
Spiders are weaving mass webs after being forced to higher ground in the wake of the NSW floods.
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Titanic’s fate written in the stars?
A highly unusual combination of celestial events may have sent more icebergs into the path of the Titanic.
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Gallery: Spider webs flood New South Wales
Spiders are weaving mass webs after being forced to higher ground in the wake of the NSW floods.
Nature & Wildlife
Sawfish uses snout to detect and stab prey
Sawfish use electrical signals in their long saw-like snout to detect, stun and then stab them.
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Sharing: the difference between man and ape?
Learning to share information for mutual benefit may have set humans on the path to world domination, say experts.
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Japan tsunami debris heading for the US
Masses of debris, including floating refrigerators, is making its way on ocean currents, towards the Hawaii and the US.
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Climate change transforming Himalayas
The effects of climate change may forever alter the terrain of the Himalayas, warn experienced mountaineers.