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Endangered Marsupials in Australia Endure Sleep Deprivation for Sex
A study shows that sex is the priority of endangered marsupials in Australia. Find out why Northern Quolls choose sleep deprivation here.
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Invasive Weather Loach Swarms Take Over Irrigation Filters Following Major Flash Flood in Australia
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Herpes Virus Released in Waterways Could Take Out Invasive Carp Species in Australia, Control Plan Shows
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Australia Weather Forecast: Sunny, Warm Conditions to Unfold This Week; Huge Thunderstorms Slam Country's East Coast
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Conservationists Claim that Environmental Laws Failed to Protect Threatened Species in Australia
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Toadzilla: Giant Cane Toad Discovered in Queensland, Could be the World's Largest
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Tropical Cyclone Developing off the Coast of Western Australia Expected To Make Landfall This Weekend
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Australia Weather Forecast: Sydney Records 30C Temperature that Could End Year of Unusually Cool Weather
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Crocodile Sighting in South Queensland Shuts Down Major Tourist Destination After 3-Meter Reptilian Shows Up During Kayaking Tour
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Almost 90 Shark Sightings Reported in Western Australia Over the Past Week
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[Australia Weather] Heavy Rain, Flooding Risks Expected to Unload in Queensland This Weekend, Forecast Warns
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Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Hit Northern Australia, Fire Weather Reported in the Western and Southern Regions
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Coal Pollution Causes Sickness in Native Frogs of Australia National Park
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