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9 May 2008
Top Story: Tall Tales: Giant Squid
By Hayley Birch
Are the oceans hiding monsters of epic proportions? And will they survive long enough for us to track them down? Hemmed in on all sides by two metre-long, tentacled sea demons, Scott Cassell must have thought he’d breathed his last......
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Are the oceans hiding monsters of epic proportions? And will they survive long enough for us to track them down? Hemmed in on all sides by two metre-long, tentacled sea demons, Scott Cassell must have thought he’d breathed his last......
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Life at the Extremes
Some living species are able to thrive in inhospitable environments. How do they do...
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What's In A Breath of Fresh Air?
Do the ions produced by sea spray improve the health of surfers and beach goers? Scientists and...
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Do the ions produced by sea spray improve the health of surfers and beach goers? Scientists and...
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Featured Poem
On the Universality and Other Attributes of the God of Nature
By Philip Freneau
All that we see, about, abroad,What is it all, but nature's God?In meaner works discovered hereNo less than in the...
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On the Universality and Other Attributes of the God of Nature
By Philip Freneau
All that we see, about, abroad,What is it all, but nature's God?In meaner works discovered hereNo less than in the...
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Editor's Weekly
Super food or Frankenfood?
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