australia
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Australia’s Deadliest Marine Animals Milked For Venom to Produce Antidote
About 60 years ago, the Irukandji jellyfish stinging season in Australia was in November and December. Warming oceans are also pushing these deadly sea jellies -- and other marine animals -- further south along the Australian coast.
Latest Research Articles
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Giant Kangaroos Once Roamed Australia, New Unearthed Fossils Reveal
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Megadroughts Could Hit Australia and Last for Over 20 Years, Resulting in Future Rainfall Declines [Study]
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Australia’s Soil Shifts from Carbon Sink Emissions to Source Amidst Warming Trends
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Climate Migration Deal Between Tuvalu And Australia To Push Through After Sovereignty Concern Arise
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Australia’s Most Endangered Birds: Island Life No Paradise For At-Risk Species
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Australia Could Lead the World in Low-Carbon Economy With Fossil Fuel Levy, Say Experts
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Australia: Land Surface Warmed By 1.5C Since 1910, Major Cities Experienced Maximum Temperatures
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Solar Storm Alert: Explosion from the Sun Causes Radio Blackouts Across Australia, Southeast Asia
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Fossils of Ancient Air-Breathing Fish With Large Teeth Found in Australia
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Spearfishing Found To Be Most Common Activity Amid Increasing Shark Attacks
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16,000 Sheep And Cattle Stranded Off The Coast Of Australia Due To Red Sea Crisis
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King Penguin Makes Rare Visit to Australia, Waddling Along Beach After 6,000-Kilometer Journey from Antarctica [VIDEO]