Scientists ponder giant ‘hole in the ocean’
A giant “hole” in the Indian Ocean has puzzled scientists since it was discovered, but now researchers have explained why it exists.
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’Harrowing’ scenes of mutilated kangaroos
The hunt is on for those responsible for “harrowing” and bloody attacks on kangaroos in one state. WARNING: Graphic images
‘Cocaine sharks’ are going crazy
Sharks and other marine life are likely consuming cocaine due to large amounts of the drugs being dumped in waters off the US coast.
Aussie reels in huge tiger shark
Footage has emerged of a fisherman reeling in a huge shark in WA after a man was attacked in the state’s southwest.
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Deadly snake interrupts woman’s smoko
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Man’s life-changing find with metal detector
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No one can stay in this room more than 1hr
This room at Microsoft’s headquarters in Washington holds a Guinness World Record — and no one has been able to stay inside longer than an hour.
‘Hideous’: Man slammed as horse dies
A WA man has been sentenced for animal cruelty after his horse, Mack, was found to be starved and covered in painful growths.
Resurrecting an extinct state icon
A joint project between an Australian university and a US bioscience lab seeks to bring back a marsupial hunted to extinction by European settlers.
Massive magic mushroom, MDMA law change
In a major breakthrough for people suffering with serious mental illnesses, the use of MDMA has been approved to be prescribed by psychiatrists.
Shark spotted inside Sydney beach nets
Swimmers were warned not to enter the water at a popular Sydney beach after a shark was spotted inside the nets.
This good boy is officially the oldest dog ever
Bobi the farmdog narrowly escaped being buried alive as a pup and is now a world record-holder living on a diet of human food.
Fears killer virus could spark new pandemic
There are fears that a deadly bird flu outbreak sweeping the globe is the kind of “spillover event” that could spark a human epidemic.
No contamination at capsule ‘hot zone’
The 20m ‘hot zone’ around where a missing radioactive capsule was found has shown no signs of residual contamination.
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