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Kultarrs are tiny, cryptic creatures that only come out at night—scientists are finally learning how they live
In Australia's arid and semi-arid zones lives a highly elusive predator. It's small but fierce and feisty, with big eyes, ...
Team’s new mascot is ‘nightmare fuel’: ‘Is this a joke?’
The New York Post reports how the Tasmania Devils — an AFL club based out of the state of Tasmania in Australia — revealed ...
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Their 3-Week Mating Frenzy Routinely Kills This Marsupial
And since they live entirely underground in complete darkness, their eyes are basically useless without pupils. Another bizarre fact is that marsupial moles are the only marsupials that don’t ...
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Who is Sam Jones, and why is influencer under fire for taking a baby wombat?
An American influencer has found herself in the eye of an Antipodean storm after she removed a baby wombat from its mother ...
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Their 3-Week Mating Frenzy Routinely Kills This Marsupial
While they may look like other moles, marsupial moles have some abnormal quirks. For one, their snouts have tough, built-in horny shields that protect them while they’re digging. And since they live ...
QuickCheck: Do koalas really have smooth brains?
AUSTRALIA'S adorable koalas may charm us with their cuddly appearance, but the truth is these marsupials prefer their ...
Fastest animals in the world from kangaroo to common impala and their incredible adaptations
Certain animals have evolved remarkable speeds to catch prey or evade predators. The ostrich, impala, and kangaroo showcase nature's incredible ingenu ...
Travel: Why the best way to see New Zealand is on a cruise ship
Despite the long flight, a 14-day cruise from Sydney to Auckland checks all the sight-seeing, cultural and culinary boxes.