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Why experts are worried about Russia s oil and gas surveys in the Antarctic

Why experts are worried about Russia s oil and gas surveys in the Antarctic
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City Of Hobart Welcomes Senate Inquiry Report

City Of Hobart Welcomes Senate Inquiry Report
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Rare red handfish rescued by scientists returned to wild | The Examiner

Rare red handfish rescued by scientists returned to wild | The Examiner
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Link, share, follow: The world s newest data-gatherers are sharks, storks, seals

Sensors on these and other creatures are helping build new maps of ocean floors, track storms in real time. Could an ‘Internet of Animals’ be next?

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Only Found In Southeastern Tasmania, The Red Handfish Is The Rarest Fish In The World And Actually Propels Itself Across The Ocean Floor As Opposed To Swimming

Only Found In Southeastern Tasmania, The Red Handfish Is The Rarest Fish In The World And Actually Propels Itself Across The Ocean Floor As Opposed To Swimming
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