Sydney Morning Herald
Spiders alive! Thirteen new species discovered in Queensland
Sydney Morning Herald
Thirteen new species of spider – including a brush-footed trapdoor spider – have been discovered on Queensland's Cape York peninsula, on the Indigenous Olkola people's traditional lands. Some 18,000 new species a year are discovered around the ...
Teachers help scientists and Indigenous rangers find new spider species in far ...ABC Online
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Sydney Morning Herald
Thirteen new species of spider – including a brush-footed trapdoor spider – have been discovered on Queensland's Cape York peninsula, on the Indigenous Olkola people's traditional lands. Some 18,000 new species a year are discovered around the ...
Teachers help scientists and Indigenous rangers find new spider species in far ...
Australia 2015: 13 New Species of Spider Found In A Remote Australian Peninsula
Eek! New spider species found on Cape York
Sydney Morning Herald
Push for 24-hour cat curfew to protect native animals
Sydney Morning Herald
Cat owners who live near areas containing threatened species could be banned from allowing their pets outdoors as the federal government sets its sights on the potential killing machines. Australia's first threatened species commissioner, Gregory ...
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Huffington Post
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Sydney Morning Herald
Cat owners who live near areas containing threatened species could be banned from allowing their pets outdoors as the federal government sets its sights on the potential killing machines. Australia's first threatened species commissioner, Gregory ...
Let's give feral cats their citizenship
Hello kitty. Time to die
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Yahoo News UK
Australian humpback whale comeback a 'symbol of hope'
Yahoo News UK
Australia's humpback populations have recovered so well from years of devastating whaling that they could be delisted as a threatened species in a conservation success story scientists Tuesday hailed as "a symbol of hope". Humpback whales were ...
Report: Australia's humpback whales are thrivingSummit County Citizens Voice
The Humpback Whale Might Lose Its Endangered Status, Here's Why That's a ...One Green Planet
Public Release: 28-Jul-2015 Humpback whale recovery in Australia -- A cause ...EurekAlert (press release)
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Yahoo News UK
Australia's humpback populations have recovered so well from years of devastating whaling that they could be delisted as a threatened species in a conservation success story scientists Tuesday hailed as "a symbol of hope". Humpback whales were ...
Report: Australia's humpback whales are thriving
The Humpback Whale Might Lose Its Endangered Status, Here's Why That's a ...
Public Release: 28-Jul-2015 Humpback whale recovery in Australia -- A cause ...
Stuff.co.nz
Once-ridiculed EMDrive may in fact be the future of space travel
Stuff.co.nz
Nasa's controversial propellantless engine appears to work according to German scientist Martin Tajmar, but he can't explain why. Ridiculed as impossible by the scientific community, the electromagnetic propulsion engine - which could supposedly take ...
'Impossible' propellantless engine appears to workSydney Morning Herald
Nasa's 'impossible' EMDrive propulsion DOES workDaily Mail
No, German Scientists Have Not Confirmed the “Impossible” EMDriveio9
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Stuff.co.nz
Nasa's controversial propellantless engine appears to work according to German scientist Martin Tajmar, but he can't explain why. Ridiculed as impossible by the scientific community, the electromagnetic propulsion engine - which could supposedly take ...
'Impossible' propellantless engine appears to work
Nasa's 'impossible' EMDrive propulsion DOES work
No, German Scientists Have Not Confirmed the “Impossible” EMDrive
Ancient coral a global warming mystery
NEWS.com.au
AN ancient coral reef specimen now on display at the Natural History Museum in London is at the centre of a global warming mystery spanning 160 million years. THE exhibit is proof that ancestors of modern corals somehow thrived during the Late Jurassic ...
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NEWS.com.au
AN ancient coral reef specimen now on display at the Natural History Museum in London is at the centre of a global warming mystery spanning 160 million years. THE exhibit is proof that ancestors of modern corals somehow thrived during the Late Jurassic ...
Metro
Giant sack of squid eggs found off the coast of Turkey
Metro
Earlier this month, divers just off the coast of Turkey discovered a huge almost transparent sphere. The gelatinous blob measured around four metres and was floating about 22-metres below the sea. They took a video of the mysterious squidgy gloop and ...
Divers Film Strange Blob Dubbed 'The Thing' in Mediterranean. Scientists Say ...TheBlaze.com
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This Huge, Gooey Blob Could Be a Clutch of Squid EggsSmithsonian
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The Hullabaloo Online
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Metro
Earlier this month, divers just off the coast of Turkey discovered a huge almost transparent sphere. The gelatinous blob measured around four metres and was floating about 22-metres below the sea. They took a video of the mysterious squidgy gloop and ...
Divers Film Strange Blob Dubbed 'The Thing' in Mediterranean. Scientists Say ...
Scientists think they know what this bizarre huge blob found by divers is
This Huge, Gooey Blob Could Be a Clutch of Squid Eggs
Discovery News
Ancient Lizards in Amber Identical to Modern Cousins
Discovery News
A community of lizards from the Caribbean, preserved for 20 million years in amber, have been found to be identical to their modern cousins, say researchers. Play Video · Why Do Limbs Come In Pairs? From humans to monkeys to lizards to frogs, every ...
Ancient fossils reveal remarkable stability of Caribbean lizard communitiesPhys.Org
Ancient lizards in amber amaze scientistsABC Science Online
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Discovery News
A community of lizards from the Caribbean, preserved for 20 million years in amber, have been found to be identical to their modern cousins, say researchers. Play Video · Why Do Limbs Come In Pairs? From humans to monkeys to lizards to frogs, every ...
Ancient fossils reveal remarkable stability of Caribbean lizard communities
Ancient lizards in amber amaze scientists
The Australian
Scientists 'too pessimistic' in carbon emission predictions
The Australian
Climate scientists have consistently underestimated the capacity of a vast Arctic region to absorb carbon emissions. A report, published overnight in the journal Biogeosciences, has also uncovered broad disagreement among “state-of-the-art” simulations ...
Climate Models Disagree On Strength Of Carbon Land Sink Across Northern EurasiaEurasia Review
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The Australian
Climate scientists have consistently underestimated the capacity of a vast Arctic region to absorb carbon emissions. A report, published overnight in the journal Biogeosciences, has also uncovered broad disagreement among “state-of-the-art” simulations ...
Climate Models Disagree On Strength Of Carbon Land Sink Across Northern Eurasia
Models Understimate Eurasian Carbon Sink Says Study
PS News
Scientists plug into citizen power
PS News
Creating a healthy work-life balance for the public sector is a critically important role for PS News, as this entertaining rundown of the cultural and lifestylish shows. After all, your mental health is as important as ours.
Ian Chubb releases report examining citizen scientists' roleThe Australian
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PS News
Creating a healthy work-life balance for the public sector is a critically important role for PS News, as this entertaining rundown of the cultural and lifestylish shows. After all, your mental health is as important as ours.
Ian Chubb releases report examining citizen scientists' role
Business Insider Australia
We May Have Been Wrong About How African Pygmies Grow
National Geographic
New research suggests that there may have been not one but two separate evolutions of African Pygmies. Picture of Baka women in Cameroon. The Baka are a group of African Pygmies who live as hunter gatherers in Cameroon, in West Africa. Photograph ...
Pygmies' stunted growth explains human successPhys.Org
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National Geographic
New research suggests that there may have been not one but two separate evolutions of African Pygmies. Picture of Baka women in Cameroon. The Baka are a group of African Pygmies who live as hunter gatherers in Cameroon, in West Africa. Photograph ...
Pygmies' stunted growth explains human success
This is why African pygmies are so short
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