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SHARKS bigger than three metres will be "humanely destroyed" with a firearm and discarded offshore, the tender for the State Government's baited drum line strategy reveals.
Long has the state of educational funding been dismal. Classrooms suffer. Teachers become bitter. Students are left numb and disinterested. This deficit has
An Australian government ship should be sent to disrupt Japanese whaling in a similar fashion to the Sea Shepherd, the environment group's local head Bob Brown says.
Sea Shepherd has paid a reward to an anonymous informant after two men were convicted for clubbing seals to death on the Kaikoura coast.
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Two Albany beaches have been fitted with satellite-linked monitors to track tagged sharks, as part of the State Government’s Shark Monitoring Network.
Pictured above is a very peculiar fish that lives in a few North American caves. It looks very much like other fish, except in one respect: it has no eyes.
Looking for cheaper, environmentally friendly options, Milwaukee has turned to cheese brine — a salty dairy byproduct to mix with road salt.
A field trip is called off and acts cancel gigs in growing controversy.
A recent deep-sea expedition studied life around a sunken shipping container and an ocean ridge never before seen by humans.
Those who fly to tropical shores this Christmas in search of sea and sun may be unaware that an exotic shell picked from the beach could potentially bring relief to many thousands of people suffering life-threatening illnesses.
A mathematical pattern of movement called a Lévy walk describes the foraging behavior of animals from sharks to honey bees, and now for the first time has been shown to describe human hunter-gatherer movement as well.
Studying the connection between economics and "shark-human interactions," one expert saw a pattern.
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Few animal discoveries of the 20th century created as much of a stir as the coelacanth - a creature which sheds light on how fish made the transition onto land, says PENNY HAWORTH
ANIFPO chief executive Alan McCulla accuses Dublin of biasing EU talks against Northern producers
Chris McLennan, of New Zealand, saw 28 breaches in one hour during the dramatic action captured at Seal Island, off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa.
A species of native shark swimming in Irish waters for the past 4m years is on the verge of extinction.
Following the tragic fatal bite of surfer Chris Boyd, the government of Western Australia has again proposed a misinformed policy that would harm populations of threatened animals without making su...
The resurgence of a marine mammal virus on the Eastern Seaboard and ‘unusual mortality events’ in the Gulf region have puzzled scientists.
Australasian gannets have a way of finding out, at communal bathing sites, where the fish are.
The new volcanic island Niijima should last at least several years, scientists say.
Militant anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd on Monday dismissed as a 'sham' Australian government plans to track Japan's annual whale hunt by air instead of by sea, saying it was a toothless and 'cowardly' response.
In humans, massages are used for stress relief and relaxation.
Snowflakes may be unique, but they all form the same way, a new video explains. Learn how a bead of ice becomes a thing of delicate beauty.
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