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The dramatic social lives of octopuses revealed

…to communicate. This unique footage is challenging the notion that octopuses are predominantly solitary creatures. Local diver Matthew Lawrence originally observed the octopus colony’s unique living arrangement, which he brought…

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Baby alligator hatching caught on camera

…holidays. The Australian Reptile Park has the largest population of American alligators in Australia. They are kept in a large naturalistic lagoon, with alligators living harmoniously together in a matter…

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VIDEO: False killer whales hunt down baby shark off Sydney coast

…attests, they are notoriously efficient pack hunters, and usually travel in herds of about 20-50 with both sexes – although every now and then large aggregations of 100-800 can occur,…

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Wilderness Society to use drones to raise awareness of deforestation

…$30,000 to fund drones in Australia’s three most aggressive land-clearing states – New South Wales, Western Australia and Queensland – to expose the scale of deforestation to the public. According…

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In pictures: millions of ladybirds swarm radio tower in SA

…a renowned expert in ladybirds, told Australian Geographic that it’s common for ladybirds to migrate towards prominent landscape features and disperse after a period of time. They do not feed…

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It doesn’t get much better than this rainbow ‘sunbeam snake’

…sunbeam snakes are constrictors, which really just adds to their cuteness, somehow. If you’re still now convinced, check out the incredibly chill “Freya”, showing off her beautiful white belly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvP3iru_I2Q…

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This bizarre sea snake brings death from above

…or severe storms push you out of more comfortable temperatures up around the east and west coasts of Australia. And did we mention that it’s the most aquatic snake in…

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New Zealand’s sole venomous spider is the stuff of legends

…two species are so similar, the katipō was for a time thought to be a redback subspecies. And similar to its Australian counterpart, when it comes to the katipō, it’s…

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Australia's surprising kookaburras

…in southwest WA, and is the species most Australians know. Related: Australia’s fabulous kingfishers Kookaburra chicks are blind and naked at birth but very aggressive, jabbing each other’s heads with…

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This bewhiskered “Fairy Crab” is the tiniest teddy bear of the ocean

…it’s as compact as it is adorable. Seriously, just stop and consider how small that actually is – these things are smaller than your fingernail, which explains where they got…

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