Wild footage shows an ‘army’ of red crabs
Wild footage shows an “army” of red crabs marching down Christmas Island roads as part of one of the “world’s most fascinating migrations”.
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14-year-old boy killed in shark attack
A 14-year-old boy was killed in a shark attack off an iconic South Australian beach, popular with tourists, on Thursday.
Ray washed up on beach sparks warning
Photos of a stingray that washed up on a beach show two large bite marks, with experts saying a shark was the likely culprit.
Whale carcass sparks urgent shark warning
Wildlife authorities are warning swimmers to exercise “additional caution” as a shark threat rises along one coastal region.
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Gator seized from home after swim with kids
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‘Proudest Rottweiler Mama’: Mauling victim
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Teen girl survives horror shark attack
A 13-year-old girl has survived after she was attacked by a shark at a popular Australian beach.
Boy calmly traps huge leopard in building
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Chimpanzees lose it over man’s prosthetic leg
A group of chimps in a zoo couldn’t believe their eyes, when a man showed them his prosthetic leg.
Aussie joeys saved and cared for at VIC zoo
wo wild orphaned joeys have defied the odds and are grasping a second chance at life following lifesaving care at Werribee Open Range Zoo in…
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