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AUGUST 2000 : View of the step pyramid of Djoser at Saqqara in Egypt included in the TV show Atlantis Uncovered, 08/00.

Unexpected finding about Egypt’s pyramids

Egypt’s famous pyramids may have been built with unexpected help, a new study has proposed.

/010500 Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Lab - A dish of Legionella Bacteria (NOTE: SMALL FLAT GREY PARTICLES) surrounding yeast growths (NOTE: LARGE WHITE FORMATIONS) / medical legionnaires disease

Cause of deadly disease outbreak revealed

There has been a major breakthrough in the investigation of a deadly disease outbreak that has claimed the lives of two Australians.

A Chinese scientist who was jailed for manipulating the DNA of three babies is back on the job.

Jailed scientist’s stunning cure claim

A scientist who was jailed for manipulating the DNA of babies has made a huge claim about some of the nastiest diseases facing the world.

UNDATED: Generic picture of a crocodile in North Queensland. PicSUPPLIED - animal crocodile

UPDATEDBreaking News

Man feared dead after croc attack

A man is feared dead after being attacked by a crocodile at a popular fishing spot in Far North Queensland, with authorities combing the banks of the river in a desperate search.

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Endangered wallaby species released into the outback

Endangered wallaby species released into the outback

Ecologists released the Bridled Nailtail wallaby back into the wild in an effort to improve the genetic diversity of the species.

Shocking moment deer smashes through bus windshield

Shocking moment deer smashes through bus windshield

A deer crashed through the windshield of a moving bus in Rhode Island, USA

A woman captured two kangaroos in a boxing match on a busy campground in Queensland. Picture: Supplied.

Wild kangaroo brawl stuns campground

Two kangaroos were caught on camera in a terrifying brawl on at busy campground in Queensland, while bystanders stood close by.

Man gets stung by mosquitoes daily for science

Man gets stung by mosquitoes daily for science

Melbourne scientist is willingly stung by mosquitoes daily, all in the name of science

Back lit image of the silhouette of a woman with her hands pressed against a glass window. The silhouette is distorted, and the arms elongated, giving an alien-like quality. The image is sinister and foreboding, with an element of horror. It is as if the 'woman' is trying to escape from behind the glass.

Unspoken DV red flag forcing victims to stay

The welfare of the family pet can be a key reason for domestic violence victims leaving their perpetrators, with demand on one program vastly outstripping availability.

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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.

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