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Finn Oakley has spent over five years as a nature and science writer at Discvr.Blog, drawing on his experience at National Geographic Channel. Based in Melbourne, he’s passionate about uncovering the world’s mysteries, dreams of returning to Peru, and enjoys Aussie Bites in his downtime.
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Japan went on alert after a powerful offshore earthquake sent tsunami waves toward its northeast coast
For a few tense hours on Monday, the danger in northern Japan wasn’t only under the ground. It was moving…
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The wild he trusted most was the thing that killed him
Gary Freeman spent decades guiding people through one of South Africa’s most unforgiving landscapes. He understood the bush as both…
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Disney’s robot dolphin hints at a future without live-animal marine shows
A dolphin-shaped machine breaking through the water looks like the kind of thing social media was built for. It’s strange,…
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Big Bear’s bald eagle chicks need names, and fans are being invited to help
The two bald eagle chicks that hatched in Jackie and Shadow’s Big Bear nest earlier this month are now entering…
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Snow raised the stakes for Jackie and Shadow’s eaglets in Big Bear
The snow changed the story. In Big Bear, Jackie’s eaglets had already entered the most fragile stretch of their lives,…
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Ancient monastery in Egypt reveals how early Christian monks lived
In Egypt’s western desert, archaeologists have uncovered a monastery that appears to date to Christianity’s earliest centuries. The site sits…
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Why a cluster of scientist deaths is raising questions without proving a connection
A death inside the scientific community rarely becomes a national story on its own. But when another researcher disappears, another…
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Why Jackie and Shadow’s eagle chicks are bonking each other
Jackie and Shadow’s eaglets are only a few days into life, and already the nest has entered a new phase.…
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Artemis II gave a Moon milestone a deeply personal name
Space history was being made when the Artemis II crew rounded the Moon. On April 6, NASA’s four-person mission reached…
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