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Dog show murder mystery

Dog show murder mystery

FIRST came reports of competitors being drugged or having chewing gum put in their coats. Now Crufts, the world’s oldest dog show, has a poisoning scandal on its paws.

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Pictured are rats in Surry Hills lane ways. Sydney City Council has a rat problem. Picture: Richard Dobson

How rats could kill us all

IF the sight of a rat is enough to make your skin crawl, wait until you find out the rodents carry fleas responsible for spreading the bubonic plague.

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Italian angler Dino Ferrari with a massive Wels catfish that measured 2.67m and weighed 127kg. Picture: Sportex Italia/Facebook

Meet the catfish king

Italian angler Dino Ferrari is truly the catfish king, landing a world record monster of the deep bigger than a man.

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CREDIT: Garry Warrick Incredibly rare fish with TWO MOUTHS caught off the coast of Australia... weeks after 'goblin shark' and frill shark emerge

Freak fish caught in Aussie lake

IN the wake of last week’s mutant pig and the recent goblin shark, another bizarre Australian animal has surfaced. This time, an angler has hooked a very rare catch.

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Charollais-cross ewes and lambs from Charollais Australia.

This lamb is barking mad

A LAMB in Scotland thinks it is a dog after being adopted by four border collies. Watch hilarious footage of the animal frolicking with her canine friends.

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FILE - This undated file image made available by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) shows the Ebola virus. A Texas health care worker who provided hospital care for Thomas Eric Duncan, who later died has tested positive for the virus, health officials said Sunday Oct. 12, 2014. Dr. David Varga, of the Texas Health Resource, says the worker was in full protective gear when they provided care to Duncan during his second visit to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital. (AP Photo/Centers for Disease Control, File)

Warning on ebola’s other victims

EBOLA deaths in west Africa may be stabilising, but scientists have revealed the devastating impact that the virus has had on some of the continent’s animal populations.

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What’s hiding in your tuna?

What’s hiding in your tuna?

JUST when you thought eating a can of tuna was safe, this happens. A woman opened a tin and discovered a pair of little eyes looking back at her.

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Frilled Shark. Credit SETFIA

‘Prehistoric’ shark reeled in

FISHERMAN on Victorian waters could not believe their eyes when they hauled in a two metre creature that looked as much like a shark as an eel. A catch like it has never been recorded in the area.

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This is why hippos are so scary

This is why hippos are so scary

IT’S a well-known fact that hippos kill more humans than any other African predator. But did you know how fast they can move? You will after you watch this video.

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FISH

Bullied fish gets eye surgery

A HALF-BLIND fish is finally off the hook with his bullying brethren. After being tormented over its missing eye, it got a fake one. Watch here.

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An olive python eating an agile wallaby joey at Nitmiluk National Park. MUST CREDIT Parks and Wildlife Commission NT Photo: Parks and Wildlife Commission NT Ranger Paul O'Neill

Hoppy meal for lucky python

AN olive python managed to get his coils around some fast food in the form of an agile wallaby joey in the Nitmiluk National Park near Katherine.

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A monkey saves the life of another monkey who fell unconscious after being shocked by electrical wiring on a rail track in India's northern city of Kanpur.

Hero monkey saves dying friend

EVERYONE needs a prime mate like this. Watch the moment when a little monkey saves the life of another who had been knocked unconscious onto railway tracks.

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MUST NOT PUBLISH ON ANY PLATFORM BEFORE MIDNIGHT SATURDAY DECEMBER 13TH. FOR SUNDAY PAPERS. Please credit australscope Meet The Monkey Who Moves Like Jagger Say hello to the monkey who knows how to move like Jagger. The prancing primate was snapped by wildlife photographer Andy Rouse in a forest in Madagascar. And the light-footed Verreaux Sifaka lemur bears more than a passing resemblance to a certain aging rocker. For the cavorting creature seemed to have taken inspiration from the dance moves displayed by Mick Jagger during the recent Rolling Stones gig at the O2. MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Please refer to individual images for credit For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CVXTZIEBT

Animals dancing in the wild

THESE animals have moves to rival Beyonce and Miley Cyrus — and their dance skills have to be seen to be believed. There’s even twerking.

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