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.
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Cuttlefish use polarising vision to communicate
Cuttlefish and other marine animals use polarised light as a type of secret language, experts say.
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Mysterious ocean feature found in Tasman Sea
Massive spinning discs of water from the Bass Strait are travelling great distances in the East Australian Current.
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Protecting the Coral Sea
Stunning underwater images showcase the beauty of the Coral Sea in a new exhibition.
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Gallery: Beauty of the Coral Sea
Stunning underwater images showcase the beauty of the Coral Sea in a new exhibition.
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Project creates ark for world’s dying languages
Recordings of indigenous languages on the point of extinction are being gathered into an online database.
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Christchurch earthquake remembered one year on
Christchurch mourns those lost one year ago today in the devastating earthquake.