Man fined $2k for feeding dingoes
Rangers are “extremely frustrated” to catch a man feeding two dingoes despite a recent spike in animal attacks.
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75 crocs on the loose in China after typhoon
A Chinese city has launched an operation to find a large number of crocodiles that escaped when floods hit the region.
Shocking find about Aussie diets
Australians aren’t eating nearly enough vegies and continue to drink too much, new research from the CSIRO has found.
Toddler rushed to hospital after dog mauling
The toddler was flown to hospital with “serious injuries” after he was attacked by a neighbour’s dog while playing in his backyard.
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Rare, freakish goblin shark found
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Wild reality of needle-free vaccines
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Dachshunds break new world record
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Blood-sucking fish found in Aussie river
A terrifying eel-like fish with rows of huge white teeth was spotted at a popular swimming spot.
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2000-year-old underground city behind wall
A homeowner chasing his chickens through a hole in his basement came across an abandoned underground city that once housed 20,000 people.
Human embryos created without egg or sperm
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Enormous python spotted hiding in shower
A Queenslander got a huge fright when he looked up from his toilet to see a massive python on his shower, and it didn’t leave without a fight.
Lingerie-clad activists’ lunchtime protest
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