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Maggot-munching goannas help sheep with fly strike
Giant lizards such as the Heath goanna can help keep sheep healthy by feasting on maggots and thereby reducing blowfly numbers. Video via AAP.
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Vader the cat rescued from roof cavity in Sydney home
Firefighters rescued the cat stuck in the roof cavity above a light fitting in the kitchen in Sydney’s north-west.
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Wild Thang crowned world’s ugliest dog
An eight-year-old pekingese dog has been crowned the world’s ugliest dog. The annual competition is held at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in California.
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Plastic-trapped seal freed after months-long mission
National Parks and Wildlife Service workers rescued a seal with a plastic ring around its neck, near Narooma, NSW. Video via AAP.
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Humpback whale finally free after 9 days entangled
A heavily entangled humpback whale was first sighted in Batemans Bay on the NSW South Coast on June 13 and has finally been freed after a two-day rescue operation by Sea World Foundation. The whale was freed from ropes and buoys at Evans Head on June 21.
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Alarming number of posties attacked by dogs
Australia Post has released footage of their staff being attacked by dogs while delivering mail. An average of 11 incidents per day have been reported.
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Entangled whales spotted across NSW coast
ORRCA volunteers freed one whale entangled with rope with buoys attached on June 12, 2024. The search continues for another entangled whale travelling north which was last sighted in Sydney’s northern beaches on June 16, 2024. Any sightings or photos should be reported to the ORRCA 24/7 hotline on 02 9415 3333.
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‘No cheese, Gromit’: Wallace and Gromit picture pasted over King portrait
Animal rights activists have plastered a picture of Wallace on the King Charles III portrait at a London art gallery.
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Snake battles stingray in NT
A video of a snake struggling to drag a stingray from the water on to a muddy bank in East Arnhem has gone viral.
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Quick-thinking driver avoids collision after wallaby jumps into path
Car crashes with animals increased 22 per centin 2023 with NSW at the top for the highest number of accidents, data from insurer AAMI revealed. Video via AAP.
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