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Very hungry caterpillars: New hero emerges in war on plastic waste
Wax-eating caterpillars may be the superhero we all need in the war on plastic waste.
Wax-eating caterpillars may be the superhero we all need in the war on plastic waste.
A tropical paradise, Christmas Island is white sand, turquoise sea, coconut trees and all manner of extraordinary wildlife. But the future of all is in jeopardy, and a proliferation of ocean plastic is the villain.
Researchers have been puzzled for more than a decade about an unidentified plastic shape that keeps turning up in the stomachs of seabird chicks on Lord Howe Island.
If you find a baby turtle washed up on a NSW beach, don’t return it to the sea, experts say.
Explorer, retired naval officer and our 2019 AGS Gala Awards Night guest speaker, Victor Vescovo, has broken the record for the world’s deepest ever dive.