CONSERVATION AND WILDLIFE

You probably have roommates with wings or four legs and a pouch, according to new research revealing native wildlife are ‘using almost every part of the house imaginable’. The post The wild animals living in Victorian homes appeared first on Australian Geographic.
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OCEAN AND MARINE SCIENCE

Bird flu has claimed its first Australian sea lion and dolphin. How does the virus get into these animals? The post How does bird flu transmit to mammals? appeared first on Australian Geographic.
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND STARTUPS

The Editor’s dream mountain bike build is finally finished, combining a sweet Yeti ARC frameset with a mix of old and new parts, to produce a fun all-rounder. The post Yeti ARC frameset: Tested appeared first on Australian Geographic.
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FREIGHT SHIPPING AND PORTS

The humble duffle probably doesn’t need reinventing, but could a discarded windscreen help make one better? Sea to Summit’s new Meridian and Talus ranges combine recycled windscreen laminate with clever carry systems and two distinct levels of durability. We hauled both through airports, helicopters and the Himalayas to find out. The post Sea to Summit Meridian and Talus duffle bags: Tested appeared first on Australian Geographic.
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HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY

Trees are often so much more than simply large, long-lived life forms of biological beauty. They can carry memories down through decades, even centuries. The post Deep roots appeared first on Australian Geographic.
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