A tiger shark stalking lunch. Swim little fishy, swim. The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2019.A gentoo penguin taking body surfing to the next level. The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2019.Do you know which are the hands and which are the feet? The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2019Slow is the way to go for this snapping turtle. The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2019"I asked who would like a peanut - I think he understood me.
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2019A snow monkey taking a bath in the hot thermal water while the temperature outside was -15 degrees. The Comedy Wildlife Photography AwardsGrey seals in Lincolnshire have a good sense of humour. The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2019This young juvenile brown bear had a very successful morning and plopped down with a full stomach. Over the next 10 minutes he went through a hilarious range of emotions - like hiding his face from the light.
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What's better than animal photos? Funny animal photos. Here are this year's bestFrom chilled-out chimps to dancing foxes, 40 finalists for this year's Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards are announced, and it's the light-hearted relief we all need. Love the fox one the best. OMG, they're all so adorable! 💓
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Tasmanian Government boosts fines for wildlife slaughterDog owners whose animals kill sensitive wildlife, including penguins, now face fines of up to $5,040. There need to be jail terms for native animal slaughter or it won't stop. People aren't stopped by fines.
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Australia's ecosystems 'already suffering from climate change'Australian wildlife is under threat and forests that don't normally burn are being devastated by fire, with ecosystems already suffering from climate change, a new report suggests. 😭 and all I keep seeing is ‘it’ll grow back’ a) not necessarily b) not usually natives, more weedy species c) it’s carbon storing capacity won’t reach potential all or helpful levels for centuries So it will. But the planet will be fucked before it matters Not really. geoffrey_payne Ecosystems have gone already ... Gone for ever
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Anger as Optus chosen to cover mobile black spots in remote AustraliaThere is concern about a decision to award a dangerous mobile blackspot in one of the country's most remote areas to Optus. Telstra dropped the ball. So it makes sense Another telecommunications FUBAR To go and put Optus services in the middle of a Telstra-dominated area, it's just ludicrous,' Mr Allan said. No it's not. Optus is more reliable than telstra that has had more outages than optus has had in the last couple of years
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Dog owners could face jail time for leaving pets in hot cars | Sky News AustraliaThe Queensland Government has announced tougher new penalties for dog owners who leave their pets in hot cars.\n\nUnder the amended laws, owners could be fined $40,000 and face a year behind bars, even if the pet doesn't suffer heat stress.\n\nThe penalties would apply wherever there's potential to cause the pet harm after the RSPCA was alerted to more than 1,300 cases of dogs being locked in hot cars in 2018.\n\nImage: Getty That's excellent And what do you get for bashing a member of the public without cause or an emergency worker ? Relativity would help ! Instead of punishment for just leaving dogs in hot cars, how about tougher punishment on all types of animal cruelty?
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Foxtel embracing 'the streaming future' | Sky News AustraliaFoxtel-owned advertising and sales business Multi-Channel Network has announced it will re-brand itself as Foxtel Media.\n\nThe new name has come into effect immediately as replaces the MCN title, which has been in place since the company launched in 1997.\n\nFoxtel Media CEO Mark Frain told Sky News after working closely with Foxtel for the last 18 months, it made sense to 'integrate' the two companies.\n\nHe said Foxtel is 'embracing the streaming future' which in turn offers an opportunity for growth for Foxtel Media's shareholders.\n\nSky News is partly owned by Foxtel. Foxtel Westpac NBN SABOTAGED ‘FOR’ RUPES 🤦🏻♂️ RupeNet💩 auspol💩 LNP💩
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