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Grandad ‘ripped in half’ by crocodile

Grandad ‘ripped in half’ by crocodile

A grandfather has been killed by a crocodile near his home in Indonesia. His wife found his clothes and phone on the banks of a river.

A Whiskers survey conducted with over 500 cat owners has had some interesting key themes emerge, including the impact of cats on pet parents' wellbeing and mental health, and how cats like to play and communicate with their human families. This included cats watching TV and mimicking human eating habits which were also themes which emerged in the survey. Cat owner Georgie Meadows-Patterson has a cuppa with her cat Florence. Picture: David Caird

Major change coming to owning a cat

New laws on cat ownership have already been introduced in some states.

20/01/1994. 1 HOMME DE 26 SIECLES DS UNE MINE DE SEL. (Photo by ESLAMI RAD/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)

Chilling photos show ‘saltmen’ mummies

Haunting photos have captured what happened to a handful of mine workers who became mummified in a salt mine in Iran.

Isaacson will exit the capsule, as shown in this artist's rendering, and endure the brutality of outer space.

Billionaire’s insane 5-day trip to space

Another billionaire is set to embark on their own death-defying journey with the help of Elon Musk’s enormous Space X program.

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Little bent-wing microbats. Picture: Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital

Bindi speaks out after 47 animals die

Bindi Irwin has spoken out about the “heartbreaking” death of 47 tiny bats in what Australia Zoo claims was a deliberate act.

Adorable pups raise the woof at the Sydney Dog Lovers Festival

Adorable pups raise the woof at the Sydney Dog Lovers Festival

Who needs treats when you’ve got fur-riends like these?

Fisherman play tense game of tug-of-war with shark

Fisherman play tense game of tug-of-war with shark

Going up against a Mako shark? Talk about biting off more than you can chew.

A magnitude three earthquake hit Victoria's Gippsland region on Monday night. Picture: Geoscience Australia

Australia rocked by another earthquake

It comes just weeks after a 4.1 magnitude quake rocked Victoria’s high country.

Footage has captured the wild moment a massive great white shark attacked a boat off the Sunshine Coast. Picture: Facebook/Jayden Grace.

Crazy moment huge shark attacks boat

A fisherman has captured the wild moment a massive great white shark attacked his boat, trying to take a chunk out of the side.

A Queensland mayor has proposed banning children under 12 from unfenced camping areas on a heritage-listed tourist hotspot, following a spate of violent dingo attacks.

Major call after kids attacked by dingoes

A mayor has called for a huge overhaul to kids camping on a heritage-listed tourist hotspot after numerous dingo attacks over the year.

Beach closes after hundreds of sea lions take over

Beach closes after hundreds of sea lions take over

Hundreds of sea lions have taken a break on a Monterey beach, while on their way to their breeding grounds.

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This undated handout picture from Nasa released on July2, 2024 shows NASAâs Boeing Crew Flight Test astronauts (from top) Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams inside the vestibule between the forward port on the International Space Stationâs Harmony module and Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. The first astronauts to fly Boeing's troubled Starliner are definitely not

NASA reveals when stranded astronauts will return

A decision has been made on when the two Boeing Starliner astronauts will come back to Earth as tech billionaire Elon Musk weighs in.

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Astronauts stranded in space until 2025

The two Boeing Starliner astronauts who have been stranded in space for 80 days will have to stay put for another six months, NASA officials have announced.

230824_ Man shoots himself in leg during bear attack

Man shoots himself in leg during bear attack

The man in Alaska was hospitalised after he accidentally shot himself in the leg while fending off a brown bear

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