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Blue whales "roll" 360 degrees to feed

…searching for food in deep water and the DTAGs documented the whales’ sounds and movements. “The sensor within the tag allowed us to estimate the body orientation and fine-scale movement…

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Learning to live with a carnivore

…saltwater crocodile. She established and runs the Darwin-based Centre for Crocodile Research, which oversees research and development to improve efficiency and productivity in the croc-farming industry. She consults to Crocosaurus…

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Groundbreaking study calculates Australia's shark populations for the first time

…provide usable data on relative density over time. We do have information on white shark migration and population structure from electronic tagging and previous genetic studies, but these don’t tell…

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Bull sharks: fact from fiction

…has spent more time around bull sharks than the average person. Working out of the Griffith Costal and Marine Research Centre on the Gold Coast, Johan has been monitoring the…

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How deep is the sea? These clever seals know and are happily sharing their secrets

…the Sydney Institute of Marine Science (SIMS), Clive leads the Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS) Animal Tagging sub-Facility. He also leads the ARC Australian Centre for Excellence in Antarctic Science…

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Underground and above in Mt Isa

…to take up a drill and bore into the rock. For the outback bush experience, Dick’s Tag Along Tours, operated by Dick and Sonja Peever, invite drivers to “tag along”…

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Turtle nursery: satellite tracking flatbacks on human-free, predator-free island

…out to the three beaches that the turtles most commonly nest at and, when they come in to lay, they are microchipped – titanium tags are placed on their flippers…

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Underwater secrets of dolphins revealed

…tag attachment, so there’s only a small window of time to actually deploy the tag as the dolphin swims past,” exlpained Dr Peter Jones, an engineer from the University of…

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Shark communication: Port Jackson case study

…and 14kg. A tissue sample is collected for DNA analysis and the shark’s identification number is read from the orange tag on its tail – she is a 110cm female….

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Blue whales "roll" 360 degrees to feed

Learning to live with a carnivore

Top Aussie animal science stories of 2016

Groundbreaking study calculates Australia's shark populations for the first time

Bull sharks: fact from fiction

How deep is the sea? These clever seals know and are happily sharing their secrets

Underground and above in Mt Isa

Turtle nursery: satellite tracking flatbacks on human-free, predator-free island

Underwater secrets of dolphins revealed

Shark communication: Port Jackson case study