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Dancing through oceans

Once upon a time I placed my palm to my face as my friend announced that she thought there was only one type of whale. “And which type might that be?” I asked, surprised at the thought of this concept. “You know, the whaley type.” She responded, content with her answer. Maybe she was thinking […]

Say my name, say my name

To be honest with you all (I am pretending that many people read this blog), I never really liked dolphins until a couple of years back. Growing up I always saw them as a species that was hogging all the love and grant money that should have been dispersed amongst a wealth of other marine […]

Human Bait HOO HA HA!

Most people have probably heard the saying “you are more likely to die from a coconut falling on your head than you are to be killed by a shark” and I believe this to be 100% true. I believe this so whole heartedly as I have in fact seen a coconut fall on someone’s head […]

Long Live the King

Kookaburras must be the greatest joke tellers of any avian species, with their incessant laughter, they can be heard cackling through the sclerophyll forest around my house in South Australia, almost every day. Claiming title to being the largest and arguably most majestic of all the kingfisher species, they feed off water skinks and snakes […]

Mr Labah Labah

I struggle to think of an animal group out there which faces higher levels of prejudice than the humble spider. Is it the eight legs which may be two pairs too many? Is it the mass conglomerate of eyes? Or is it the small furry body which puts your average Joe on high alert? Living […]

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