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Dozens of venomous snakes were spotted inside an Australian airport, including a Qantas lounge; catchers say they appeared almost everywhere-from passenger areas to offices

Aj Mix Editor October 17, 2026

An airport in central Australia is preparing for its summer snake season after reports of dozens of...

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16-year-old Ethan Yan wins $50,000 scholarship for developing an affordable AI system to detect leukaemia cells |

Aj Mix Editor October 17, 2026

Sixteen-year-old Ethan Yan has developed an affordable artificial intelligence system that helps clinics identify acute myeloid leukaemia...

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South Wales rewetted damaged peatlands; monitoring recorded expanding water-vole signs alongside recovering bog plants and wildlife |

Aj Mix Editor October 17, 2026

PC: Lost Peatlands of South Wales project Peatland restoration across South Wales has shown positive results, with...

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Black-bellied whistling ducks now breed in 90% of Texas counties; how the tropical species spread across the US |

Aj Mix Editor October 17, 2026

Black-bellied whistling ducks, once largely confined to a few counties in South Texas, now breed in 90%...

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A 16-foot, 147.9-pound Burmese python was released in Florida as USGS tests drones to track invasive snakes across the Everglades |

Aj Mix Editor October 16, 2026

Representative Image of a drone tracking a large Burmese python in the lush wetlands of the Everglades...

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United Nations Security Council: Researchers and Indigenous rangers documented two submerged sites off Western Australia, including stone artefacts near an ancient spring; the landscape flooded at least 9,000 years ago and stone came from 23 km away

Aj Mix Editor October 16, 2026

Archaeologists working with Indigenous rangers have documented two underwater sites off Murujuga in Western Australia, uncovering evidence...

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An underwater chimney collapsed at a Pacific hydrothermal vent; scientists discovered a ‘new one growing’ at its location |

Aj Mix Editor October 16, 2026

Black Smoker at Hafa Adai. Image Credit: NOAA Ocean Exploration Since scientists first documented the Hafa Adai...

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Isro: Isro completes Gaganyaan crew & service module separation tests

Aj Mix Editor October 16, 2026

BENGALURU: Isro has successfully completed a series of Crew Module–Service Module (CM-SM) separation tests for the Gaganyaan...

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A Neanderthal survived a severe facial injury for at least a year before dying 75,000 years ago; a 15mm shoulder-blade hole may be the earliest evidence of lethal violence with a wooden spear

Aj Mix Editor October 16, 2026

The Neanderthal’s left shoulder blade had a circular hole about 15mm wide. (University of Cambridge photo) A...

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Meet Ji-Hong Wu, the Canadian high school student who patented an air piano that turns hand movements into music |

Aj Mix Editor October 16, 2026

Many young people fill their free hours with video games, team sports, and time with friends. Ji-Hong...

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