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Magpies in treatment. Murdoch University researchers are collaborating with wildlife centres and organisations, such as Wildlife Health Australia, to gather information on the geographic range, species and age of animals affected along with conducting tests to find a diagnosis. WA magpies have presented with similar signs since around 2018, but with the number of cases exponentially growing along with the areas affected, it is vital to identify the root cause of the condition. Mandatory Credit: Wildlife Health Australia

Mystery over bird paralysis syndrome

Researchers are working together to determine the cause of a mysterious paralysis syndrome affecting native birds across a major state.

An artist's impression of the Garden of Eden. Picture: iStock

Surprise claim on real Garden of Eden site

A bold new theory proposes that the Garden of Eden may have been in Egypt, near the Great Pyramid of Giza, not Mesopotamia.

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Valerie the missing sausage dog on Kangaroo Island. Picture: Facebook

New hope after world-famous pooch sighted

A sausage dog who captured worldwide attention has been spotted after more than 500 days in the wilds of a remote island.

Horror moment birds strike glass after council act

Horror as 50 birds smash into Aussie store

Shock footage has captured the horrifying moment dozens of tiny birds smashed into the windows of an Apple store as rescuers raced to save them.

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Glowing water lights up Adelaide beach

Bioluminescent algae has created some otherworldly views on an Adelaide beach.

Family captures ‘freaky” moment in backyard

An enormous reptile was captured executing shocking manoeuvre in a Queensland backyard as a horrified family watched on.

Giant pandas have birthday treats at SA Zoo

Giant pandas Wang Wang and Fu Ni enjoyed a host of birthday treats at their home in Adelaide Zoo, South Australia, to celebrate their 18th and…

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Could this be the most dangerous crossing in Australia?

Rated as the most dangerous crossing in Australia, Cahills Crossing is named after pioneer settler Paddy Cahill who was known as the “Buffalo…

Crocodiles emerge out of footpath in India

A group of men in India made a shocking discovery when they found three crocodiles living underground in their neighborhood. Residents claim…

“She almost touched him!” Swimmers encounter shark on popular beach

Swimmers at Bondi Beach got nail-bitingly close to Norman and Newman the grey nurse sharks.

Mum makes six figures with bizarre business

Mum makes six figures with bizarre business

A single mum who used to be on benefits is now making six figures – by breeding huge snails.

Sea lions interact seal-ed with a kiss

A photographer has snapped a tender moment between a pair of sea lions that was seal-ed with a kiss. Vanessa Mignon, 45, was greeted by the friendly…

Cheeky chimps want a picnic snack

A day out at the zoo turned into a primate picnic for some hungry chimps. Natalie Keeshaw, 32, had gone for a day out with her family to the…

This is why mosquitos attack some people more than others

A study has been released as to why some people get bitten by mozzies more than others

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