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Global warming is changing the distribution, abundance and diversity of marine life in the polar seas with “profound” implications for creatures further up the food chain, according to scientists involved in the most comprehensive study of life in...
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A “MONSTER” great white shark measuring up to six metres long is prowling a popular beach after biting another great white almost in half.
Swimmers were...
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Last week about one hundred and forty whales beached themselves and died in southern Australia. About two hundred initially beached themselves but locals were able to...
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A sick or injured seal or dolphin is found stranded on a beach. Should limited marine mammal protection funds be spent to rehabilitate the animal, or would they be...
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Marine biologists studying wild octopuses have found a kinky and violent society of jealous murders, gender subterfuge and once-in-a-lifetime sex... I guess they are...
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Carbon dioxide is having a dual impact on human life. While on one part, their recent finding — that the amount of carbon dioxide being pumped into the atmosphere...
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# For all the science saying clones in the food chain pose no dangers and are safe, reams of market research, including big food companies, warns of consumer...
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