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6/18/20
A "fish army" of scientists on social media helps to identify rarely seen marine life - some of which may be new to science - as the submarine beams back pictures from the Coral Sea floor.
Read more from www.abc.net.au6/19/20
A giant squid found on a South African beach measured more than 13 feet long.
Read more from www.livescience.com6/20/20
Leigh Mansfield spends eight to 10 hours a day counting whales as they head north during winter. He says it's a job he never tires of - and that this year's humpback migration is looking very healthy indeed.
Read more from www.abc.net.au6/29/20
Jeff Permar set up a camera to catch the pest that was eating his vege garden. What he discovered changed how he viewed the world.
Read more from www.abc.net.au6/30/20
Koalas could be extinct across New South Wales within 30 years unless urgent action is taken, according a report by a parliamentary committee
Read more from www.abc.net.au6/30/20
Marine scientists release new findings into why killer whales are drawn to deep-sea canyons off WA's south coast.
Read more from www.abc.net.au7/2/20
Researchers share their delight after two wedge-tailed eagles they are tracking with GPS meet in a chance encounter. Rather than fight, as is sometimes the case, the two females seem to have enjoyed each other's company.
Read more from www.abc.net.au7/9/20
A large male fur seal found with a hook from a fishing gaff through its muzzle wasn't too bothered by its ordeal, quickly swimming away after the hook was removed by a biologist. WARNING: Contains a graphic image.
Read more from www.abc.net.au7/9/20
Unlike vertebrate embryo cells, which signal to each other over long distances, sea squirt embryo cells talk only to those they're closest to.
Read more from www.nytimes.com