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Sea turtle orientation mystery revealed

…University in Queensland discovered this phenomenon after tracking the movements of 22 green turtles that had been displaced from their home range. The scientists captured and tagged the turtles in…

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Feathered geniuses: birds are much smarter than we think

…behaviour expert at the University of New England, who is interested in the social life of birds and has studied wild magpies for more than 20 years. Extensive field research…

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Tracking down the London thylacines

…September 2017 we went in search of some of the creatures who had made the perilous journey to the United Kingdom: the London thylacines. An archive of bodies In search…

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Rehabilitating raptors is difficult. Do they survive after release? Scientists now know

…research project is finally getting answers. Related: This majestic raptor is a fire-wielding ninja (Image credit: Russell Shakespeare) Recovering raptors As a girl, Vicky Thomson was fascinated by apex predators,…

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Do kangaroos form mothers groups?

…potentially form long-term relationships. This research, published in Animal Behaviour, sheds new light on the behaviour of Australia’s most iconic animal. Kangaroos could potentially form long-term relationships. Image credit: shutterstock…

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Record high to record low: what on earth is happening to Antarctica’s sea ice?

…sea ice hold it is certain that the large year-to-year swings of Antarctica’s climate will continue to make this a challenging but critical environment for research. Nerilie Abram, Senior Research…

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What’s the benefit in making human-animal hybrids?

…Cell Research call for research where human gametes could be generated from human-animal chimeras to be prohibited, but supports research using human-animal chimeras conducted under appropriate review and oversight. Chimeric…

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Gondwanaland: the search for a land before (human) time

…Earth Histories research program, says the discovery of the ancient supercontinent started with people in search of coal. “In the early 19th century, geologists in the Satpura Basin in India…

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Lasseter's Reef: Will it ever be found?

…AG stories, been the subject of numerous books and films – including the 2012 documentary Lasseter’s Bones – and inspired countless adventurers to launch expeditions to Central Australia in search…

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Marsupial lions, enormous kangaroos and giant monitor lizards: treasures of the Naracoorte Caves

…layer represents a window in time. The tags mark individual layers (Image Credit: Steven Bourne) At the same time as the sediments were deposited, many types of animals lived in…

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Sea turtle orientation mystery revealed

Feathered geniuses: birds are much smarter than we think

Tracking down the London thylacines

Rehabilitating raptors is difficult. Do they survive after release? Scientists now know

Record high to record low: what on earth is happening to Antarctica’s sea ice?

What’s the benefit in making human-animal hybrids?

Gondwanaland: the search for a land before (human) time

Lasseter's Reef: Will it ever be found?

Marsupial lions, enormous kangaroos and giant monitor lizards: treasures of the Naracoorte Caves