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[10.12.2003] Adapt to climate change, report urges
Australians must be prepared to adapt to the impacts of hotter temperatures, drought, wild weather and bushfires, according to a new government report.
[09.12.2003] The Wollemi Pine of the insect world
It's been likened to discovering a living saber-tooth tiger or mastodon, a new planet or the Wollemi Pine.
[09.12.2003] Global warming good news for some bird species
Birds that migrate over short distances appear to be benefiting from global warming, but it is at the expense of long distance migrant bird species, Swedish research has found.
[08.12.2003] Fluorescent fish stoke ecological fears
When the world's first genetically-engineered fish, the glow-in-the-dark 'Night Pearl', hit the aquarium market two months ago, its Taiwan developer hoped for a sea of profits.
[08.12.2003] Endangered species list grows
Colombian spider monkeys, Galapagos snails, unique South African rabbits and one of the world's largest freshwater fish are in stark danger of extinction, a nature body warned today.
[06.12.2003] Bigger is best for coral reefs
Size really does matter when it comes to conserving the diversity of coral reefs, a new study shows.
[06.12.2003] Turtles tough out shark attacks
Pregnant sea turtles are capable of suppressing the agony of a severe shark attack just so they can make it to shore and lay their eggs, U.S. and Australian researchers suggests.
[05.12.2003] New reef plan not enough, say critics
Conservationists have warned that a new Australian government plan to protect the Great Barrier Reef is not enough to secure the reef's future.
[04.12.2003] Wooden decoys fool passing birds
Conservation workers have used wooden decoys of endangered seabirds to attract the real thing to a safe breeding site on Australia's south-east coast.
[04.12.2003] Dinosaur died with a mate by its side
Elliot the giant dinosaur, whose remains were discovered in the northern Australian state of Queensland a couple of years ago, could have died with a mate at its side, according to new fossil evidence.
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