Shock as tiger shark spotted in shallows
Hair-raising footage has showed a tiger shark racing towards shore, getting closer to the sand than many thought was possible.
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Creepy intruder caught in car air vent
Footage has captured the moment an Aussie family’s road trip was brought to a halt after they spotted something moving inside the air vent.
‘Awful’: Gruesome find at popular river
A beloved sea creature was found disfigured on the banks of the popular tourist spot, raising concerns about an emerging trend.
‘Global catastrophe’: Doomsday Clock reset
The Doomsday Clock has been set to 90 seconds to midnight for the second year in a row, reflecting the “unprecedented danger” the world faces.
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Man builds birdbath to feed local crows
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Concerning trend found in one state
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Dingo bites boy washing off in creek
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Map shows Australia before humans arrived
This is what Australia looked like 75,000 years ago when seafarers entered into what’s now Australia through the ancients land of “Sahul”.
Adorable Aussie potoroo ready for new life at NSW zoo
This adorable 8-month-old long-nose potoroo is ready to step into a new enclosure at Aussie Ark.
Laughs all around as baby gorilla gets ‘tickled’ by his mum
Bruno the baby gorilla loved the extra attention he got from his mum.
Taronga Sydney farewells iconic animal
A fan favourite for 100 years at an iconic Australian institution, the final pair of Asian elephants will leave Sydney’s Taronga Zoo.
Woman gets picked up and dropped by elephant
A retired volleyball player turned elephant carer got dropped by an elephant she was working with.
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