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5/19/20
How are captive animals coping with the sudden emptiness of the world's zoos and aquariums? - ABC News
Some zoo animals are loving the quiet life without visitors during coronavirus shutdown but others are lonely in lockdown, write Ellen Williams and Jessica Rendle.
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5/19/20
Humpback whale off Burleigh Heads freed from shark nets by man in tinny - ABC News
A recreational diver who freed a young whale caught in shark nets off the Gold Coast this morning says it's "fair enough" he received a fine, but Fisheries Minister says investigation is ongoing.
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5/19/20
Newly discovered footage of last-known Tasmanian tiger released - ABC News
New vision of Tasmania's last captive thylacine is unearthed by tiger enthusiasts digging through the National Film and Sound Archives.
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From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
5/28/20
Video of platypus walking on land delights and confuses viewers
You might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of a platypus in a stream or river, but how about seeing the animal walk across land? Chances are you're most likely to spot one on terra firma in Tasmania.
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5/29/20
'Daunting': Ambos enter lions' den to treat mauled keeper with big cats metres away
The ambulance officer who was first to the scene after a lion attack at a NSW zoo this morning said she found the badly wounded keeper unconscious in the enclosure.
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5/31/20
Researchers take to new heights to shed light on Australia's largest bird of prey
Researcher Dr James Pay says texts from wedge-tailed eagles now far outnumber the texts he gets from people, sent from trackers attached to fully grown chicks selected for a project aimed at cutting a rising death toll.
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6/5/20
Rare iguana species, the surprise star found in The Blue Lagoon, faces a new threat to its survival
A critically endangered Fijian iguana - first identified after a screening of the 1980 film The Blue Lagoon - may need to find a whole new island to live on.
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6/13/20
How heat and other hazards brought this bustling turtle rookery close to oblivion
Stunning footage of thousands of turtles congregating off Cape York Peninsula captured our attention this week, but this thriving rookery once resembled a turtle graveyard.
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