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A team of scientists have confirmed the spread of High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza of the H5 subtype (HPAIV H5) infections on Antarctic wildlife a skua and gentoo penguin pictured. Picture: Federation University

Bird flu continues spread in Antarctica

A deadly strain of bird flu is continuing it’s advance in Antarctica as scientists warn it’s only a matter of time before the virus arrives in Australia.

Sharks bite four July 4 revellers

‘Gone’: Sharks bite four in rampage

A shark has bitten three people in an “unprecedented” incident, while a separate shark bit another person across state lines in Florida.

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Bird flu found in backyard chickens

Chickens at a home in the ACT have tested positive to bird flu making it the second site in the nation’s capital where the virus has been detected.

The incident unfolded on Wednesday

‘Beautiful angel’ remembered after croc attack

A 12-year-old girl believed to have died after being attacked by a crocodile is being remembered by family after the “painful loss”.

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Aussie diver swims with thousands of spider crabs in insane video

Thousands of giant spider grabs are gathering in impressive numbers off Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, as these lucky divers witnessed in the…

Missing mum found in python’s belly

Missing mum found in python’s belly

A heartbroken husband has shared his grief after his wife, a mother of four, was found dead inside the belly of a monster python.

WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. , PLEASE CONTACT WEEKEND PIC EDITOR JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING. , Claude the leaf thief caught green handed. Claude (because he has big claws) has eaten about $6000 worth of koala food tree seedlings … they’re well watered and fertilised so they’d be top shelf stuff for big Claude ... who certainly appears well fed. This nursery supplies trees for WWF’s koala plantings . Please credit Eastern Forest Nursery.

‘Leaf thief’: Cheeky koala’s costly antics

A brazen koala who ate about $6000 worth of seedlings has inspired a nursery to help out his mates by planting more trees.

WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. , PLEASE CONTACT WEEKEND PIC EDITOR JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING. , Claude the leaf thief caught green handed. Claude (because he has big claws) has eaten about $6000 worth of koala food tree seedlings … they’re well watered and fertilised so they’d be top shelf stuff for big Claude ... who certainly appears well fed. This nursery supplies trees for WWF’s koala plantings . Please credit Eastern Forest Nursery.

‘Leaf thief’: Cheeky koala’s costly antics

A brazen koala who ate about $6000 worth of seedlings has inspired a nursery to help out his mates by planting more trees.

Nicholas Lubitz captured the moment the shark vomited the echidna - still fully intact - while on a research trip. Picture: Supplied / JCU

Moment shark vomits up Aussie animal

A researcher has shared the wild moment he witnessed a tiger shark vomit up an iconic Australian animal.

Monkey troop loot passing pickup truck in Thailand

Monkey troop loot passing pickup truck in Thailand

the macaques ‘collecting a toll’ of rambutans from the vehicle that was stopped at a red light at a notorious level crossing

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Dire update in state’s bird flu crisis

Agricultural authorities in one state have issued a dire update after multiple poultry farms confirmed the highly-contagious bird flu had been detected.

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China leaves mark on surface of the moon

The nation has left its mark on the far side of the moon after its historic mission was completed.

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Third farm infected with bird flu

A bird flu outbreak in one state has infected a third property as consumers are assured that it is safe to eat poultry products.

A scientific depiction of what Genyornis newtoni may have looked like. Picture: Flinders University

Newly discovered skull solves mystery of SA’s giant goose

South Australian scientists have made the once-in-a-century discovery of a giant prehistoric bird that roamed the state 45,000 years ago.

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