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Researcher Clancy Lester explores the hidden world of Australia’s native honeybees When Yolŋu people in Arnhem Land began noticing odd things happening in nature, they
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Researcher Clancy Lester explores the hidden world of Australia’s native honeybees When Yolŋu people in Arnhem Land began noticing odd things happening in nature, they
Researcher Clancy Lester explores the hidden world of Australia’s native honeybees When Yolŋu people in Arnhem Land began noticing odd things happening in nature, they
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Ecologist and lecturer, Dr Thomas Newsome, is investigating how humans and animals shape ecosystems.
University of Adelaide graduate Hannah Passmore saves lives for a living – as a veterinarian at an animal emergency centre in Adelaide.
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At just 26, Corey has led a fascinating and winding career path – from shearing alpaca to working in labs and last year founding Indingeous outreach organisation, Deadly Science
Ever wanted to study marine biology? Vanessa Pirotta knew she wanted to work with marine animals, but didn’t know how to get there. Studying marine biology courses and marine science has led to a PhD in collecting whale snot to analyse whale health.
It might seem that there is no connection between data analysis and animal science, but the work Kate Farquharson produces shows how the intersection of
