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Date Time Murdoch police charge teen over stolen koala Murdoch Police today charged a 17-year-old boy from Parkwood with several offences as a result of their investigation into the theft of 15-year-old Koala – Orana from Bibra Lake. The boy will face the Fremantle Children’s Court 4 February 2021, charged with Animal Cruelty – causing an animal unnecessary harm and Possession of stolen or unlawfully obtained property. Inquiries into the theft are ongoing. Anyone with information ...

Did you know that 95 hectares, and more than 15 kms of river bank, have been restored by Council and community bush regenerators in the last five...

Oh, no! i‘m last! yeah, i was never going to beat these champs. so where are we going now? we‘re going to visit some locals just to taste the real rwandan life. oh, i‘m going to get a true rwandan experience? hello! nice to meet you. nice to meet you! this is a cooperative made up of women whose husbands have abandoned them. to support themselves, they now sell traditional banana beer. and i‘m going to help make some brew.

This is the susa group. its made up of 23 gorillas, including, unusually, three silverbacks. you really should be scared, but they are so big, ive got francis like my life depended on it. and then a moment i have been waiting for. time to put my gorilla talk to the test. throat clearing noise. i know you have the trackers, but how do you make sure you always find them? how do you know? the thing is, make sure you dont lose them any single day.

>> "freaks and geeks" really sympathized with the losers and had great empathy for its characters. ♪ because you dont see that i got something going right here ♪ >> "freaks and geeks" breaks my heart every time i think about it. >> im sorry. did i crush your twinkies? >> it lasted 18 episodes. and theyre perfect 18 episodes but nbc hated it so much. >> roll down the windows because i got a big one a-brewing. >> they thought it was a show by losers, about losers, for losers. they hated it. th...

Koala delights Apollo Bay beachgoers, but wildlife carer says it was in a panic ThuThursday 31 The koala with surfboards at the beach in south-western Victoria. ( Print text only Cancel Surfing and wildlife spotting are two popular pastimes along Victorias Great Ocean Road, but rarely are the two enjoyed at the same time. That all changed for an excited crowd at the Apollo Bay main beach, west of Melbourne, after a koala made its way along the sand and at one point sat in the water. Amateur ph...

Scientists believe covid-19 may have had its roots in a community of horseshoe bats in southeastern china. these particular bats represent a very small subset of horseshoe bats all named for the shape of their noses. there are actually dozens of varieties of horseshoe bats living in a number places, including the temperate and tropical regions of central europe, africa and asia. in fact, theres incredible diversity among bat species. bats can be found living all around the world, on every contin...

Then they make a little divot with their front teeth, and they put their jaw up against that hole, and they lick and they drink and they bee. its completely creepy. who else does that? >> ill tell you who else. a serial killer does that. however, vampire bats dont kill their victims. they just act like a mammal-sized parasite. ive heard you say that the weirdness of bats was scientifically interesting to you. >> the faces of bats is a perfect example of that. if you take a bat that has a weird f...

They tend to live longer than other mammals their size. research on bats is, also, helping the fight against cancer. scientists are trying to understand why bats dont develop tumors, like other mammals. and now, the possibility that they could help us fight current and future coronaviruses. >> people are working on vaccines. theyre working on drugs. thats the -- thats what were looking for. and i see it as an opportunity. >> many people are surprised by the physiological similarities between bat...

They combat aging because they tend to live longer than other mammals their size. research in bats is also helping the fight against cancer. scientists are trying to understand why bats dont develop tumors like other mammals. and now the possibility they could help us fight current and future coronaviruses. >> people are working on vaccines, theyre working on drugs. thats what were looking for. and i see it as an opportunity. >> many people are surprised by the physiological similarities between...