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MIL-Evening Report: From meerkat school to whale-tail slapping and oyster smashing, how clever predators shape their world

MIL-Evening Report: From meerkat school to whale-tail slapping and oyster smashing, how clever predators shape their world
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Cardboard shelters offer adorable woodland creatures protection after brush fires : Biofuels Digest

Cardboard shelters offer adorable woodland creatures protection after brush fires : Biofuels Digest
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Alexandra cartheyDepartment of biological scienceMacquarie university

Biodegradable Wildlife Habitats : biodegradable wildlife habitat

biodegradable wildlife habitat - Dr. Alexandra Carthey, a cross-disciplinary researcher at Macquarie University, has created a biodegradable wildlife habitat structure for displace.

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Flat-pack pods give wildlife post-bushfire fighting chance

Flat-pack habitat pods developed by a Macquarie University scientist might be the salvation of small ground-dwelling animals trying to survive after

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Cardboard pyramids designed to aid bushfire-displaced wildlife

Although a great number of wild animals were killed by Australia's recent bushfires, many more now have nowhere to hide from predators. New biodegradable "habitat pods," however, could give smaller creatures such hiding places.

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