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The fascinating stories of how Swansea s pubs got their names

The fascinating stories of how Swansea s pubs got their names
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The wild west of carbon offsetting is destroying Welsh farming communities

The wild west of carbon offsetting is destroying Welsh farming communities
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Extinct megafauna prone to hunger games

Diprotodon and the Short-Faced ‘Roo. Artwork by palaeontologist and artist Eleanor (Nellie) Pease for CABAH. Different combinations of human hunting

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Climate change and human activity caused the extinction of Australia s megafauna, study reveals

New research suggests that the extinction of kangaroos, giant wombats and other huge herbivores was due to a combination of human and environmental fa

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Meagafauna: How Australia s ancient giant animals became extinct

Australia was once home to many gigantic animals - megafauna - whose existence probably coincided with the .

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