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IMG_2812_koala.jpg A Koala Bear in the Barmah Forest near Echuca, Victoria, Australia. Koala's are becoming scarce in some areas as a result of climate change. Their diet is exclusively eucalyptus leaves which are poor in nutrients. The drought has stressed many eucalyptus trees with the result that their leaves are even less nutritous. This in turn imacts on the Kaolas. Over 75% of the Red Gum trees along the Murray River, that support Koalas are dead, water stressed or dying.
 
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IMG_2814_koala.jpg A Koala Bear in the Barmah Forest near Echuca, Victoria, Australia. Koala's are becoming scarce in some areas as a result of climate change. Their diet is exclusively eucalyptus leaves which are poor in nutrients. The drought has stressed many eucalyptus trees with the result that their leaves are even less nutritous. This in turn imacts on the Kaolas. Over 75% of the Red Gum trees along the Murray River, that support Koalas are dead, water stressed or dying.
 
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IMG_2815_koala bear.jpg A Koala Bear in the Barmah Forest near Echuca, Victoria, Australia. Koala's are becoming scarce in some areas as a result of climate change. Their diet is exclusively eucalyptus leaves which are poor in nutrients. The drought has stressed many eucalyptus trees with the result that their leaves are even less nutritous. This in turn imacts on the Kaolas. Over 75% of the Red Gum trees along the Murray River, that support Koalas are dead, water stressed or dying.
 
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IMG_2817_koala.jpg A Koala Bear in the Barmah Forest near Echuca, Victoria, Australia. Koala's are becoming scarce in some areas as a result of climate change. Their diet is exclusively eucalyptus leaves which are poor in nutrients. The drought has stressed many eucalyptus trees with the result that their leaves are even less nutritous. This in turn imacts on the Kaolas. Over 75% of the Red Gum trees along the Murray River, that support Koalas are dead, water stressed or dying.
 
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IMG_3414_grazing.jpg Kangaroos feeding in a clearing in the forest in the Snowy Mountains, New South Wales, Australia.
 
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IMG_3561_kangaroo.jpg An Eastern Grey Kangaroo in the Snowy Mountains, Australia.
 
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IMG_3563_kangaroo.jpg An Eastern Grey Kangaroo in the Snowy Mountains, Australia.
 
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IMG_3841_snowy mountains.jpg Eastern Grey Kangaroos grazing in the Snowy Mountains, News South Wales, Australia. Much of New South Wales has been gripped by a desperate drought for the last 15 years. In February 2010 the Snowy Mountains enjoyed its first significant rainfall in 9 years.
 
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IMG_3849_wary.jpg Eastern Grey Kangaroos grazing in the Snowy Mountains, News South Wales, Australia. Much of New South Wales has been gripped by a desperate drought for the last 15 years. In February 2010 the Snowy Mountains enjoyed its first significant rainfall in 9 years.
 
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IMG_3852_kangaroo.jpg Eastern Grey Kangaroos grazing in the Snowy Mountains, News South Wales, Australia. Much of New South Wales has been gripped by a desperate drought for the last 15 years. In February 2010 the Snowy Mountains enjoyed its first significant rainfall in 9 years.
 
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IMG_3858_marsupial.jpg Eastern Grey Kangaroos grazing in the Snowy Mountains, News South Wales, Australia. Much of New South Wales has been gripped by a desperate drought for the last 15 years. In February 2010 the Snowy Mountains enjoyed its first significant rainfall in 9 years.
 
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IMG_3870_eastern grey kangaroo.jpg Eastern Grey Kangaroos grazing in the Snowy Mountains, News South Wales, Australia. Much of New South Wales has been gripped by a desperate drought for the last 15 years. In February 2010 the Snowy Mountains enjoyed its first significant rainfall in 9 years.
 
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IMG_3898_kangaroo.jpg Eastern Grey Kangaroos grazing in the Snowy Mountains, News South Wales, Australia. Much of New South Wales has been gripped by a desperate drought for the last 15 years. In February 2010 the Snowy Mountains enjoyed its first significant rainfall in 9 years.
 
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IMG_4633_vulnerable.jpg An Echidna on the forest floor of the Macquarie Pass National Park, New South Wales, Australia. Echidna populations have been severely impacted by bush fires.
 
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IMG_4634_monotreme.jpg An Echidna on the forest floor of the Macquarie Pass National Park, New South Wales, Australia. Echidna populations have been severely impacted by bush fires.
 
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IMG_4636_echidna.jpg An Echidna on the forest floor of the Macquarie Pass National Park, New South Wales, Australia. Echidna populations have been severely impacted by bush fires.
 
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IMG_4638_echidna.jpg An Echidna on the forest floor of the Macquarie Pass National Park, New South Wales, Australia. Echidna populations have been severely impacted by bush fires.
 
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IMG_5549_white ibis.jpg Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca) in Sydney Botanical garden, Sydney, Australia. The breeding success of these wading birds has been negatively imacted by low water flows, as a result of climate change induced drought.
 
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IMG_5555_urban wildlife.jpg Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca) in Sydney Botanical garden, Sydney, Australia. The breeding success of these wading birds has been negatively imacted by low water flows, as a result of climate change induced drought.
 
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IMG_5603_urban wildlife.jpg Fruit bats flying in front of Sydney city centre tower blocks, Australia. Climate change has lead to many periods of heatwave and excessive temperatures. Temperatures over 42 degrees centigrade (now not uncommon in many parts of the fruit bats range) have resulted in fruit bat mortality causing them to die form hyperthermia.
 
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IMG_5609_urban wildlife.jpg Fruit bats and an Australian White Ibis flying in front of Sydney city centre tower blocks, Australia. The breeding success of these wading birds has been negatively imacted by low water flows, as a result of climate change induced drought.
 
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IMG_5693_crocodile.jpg Crocodile warning signs on the side of the Daintree River in Northern Queensland, Australia. The sex ratios of developing crocodile embryos is determined by temperature. Increasing temperatures are likely to lead impact on the sex ratio of developing young.
 
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IMG_5694_Daintree river.jpg Crocodile warning signs on the side of the Daintree River in Northern Queensland, Australia. The sex ratios of developing crocodile embryos is determined by temperature. Increasing temperatures are likely to lead impact on the sex ratio of developing young.
 
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IMG_5968_warning.jpg Crocodile warning signs on the sideof the Daintree River in the Daintree Rainforest, Queensland, Australia. The sex ratios of developing crocodile embryos is determined by temperature. Increasing temperatures are likely to lead impact on the sex ratio of developing young.
 
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IMG_6436_hyperthermia.jpg Fruit Bats or flying foxs over Cairns in Queensland, Australia. These mammals feed on rainforest fruits are are an essential part of the ecosystem, helping to spread rainforest tree seeds. Climate change has lead to many periods of heatwave and excessive temperatures. Temperatures over 42 degrees centigrade (now not uncommon in many parts of the fruit bats range) have resulted in fruit bat mortality causing them to die form hyperthermia.
 
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IMG_6439_flock.jpg Fruit Bats or flying foxs over Cairns in Queensland, Australia. These mammals feed on rainforest fruits are are an essential part of the ecosystem, helping to spread rainforest tree seeds. Climate change has lead to many periods of heatwave and excessive temperatures. Temperatures over 42 degrees centigrade (now not uncommon in many parts of the fruit bats range) have resulted in fruit bat mortality causing them to die form hyperthermia.
 
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IMG_6457_flying fox.jpg Fruit Bats or flying foxs over Cairns in Queensland, Australia. These mammals feed on rainforest fruits are are an essential part of the ecosystem, helping to spread rainforest tree seeds. Climate change has lead to many periods of heatwave and excessive temperatures. Temperatures over 42 degrees centigrade (now not uncommon in many parts of the fruit bats range) have resulted in fruit bat mortality causing them to die form hyperthermia.
 
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IMG_6458_fruit bat.jpg Fruit Bats or flying foxs over Cairns in Queensland, Australia. These mammals feed on rainforest fruits are are an essential part of the ecosystem, helping to spread rainforest tree seeds. Climate change has lead to many periods of heatwave and excessive temperatures. Temperatures over 42 degrees centigrade (now not uncommon in many parts of the fruit bats range) have resulted in fruit bat mortality causing them to die form hyperthermia.
 
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IMG_6710_gender determination.jpg A Crocodiles disappearing underwater at Hartleys Crocodile Farm north of Cairns in Queensland, Australia. The animals are raised mainly for their skins, with meat being a by product.
 
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IMG_6719_sex ratio.jpg A Crocodile at Hartleys Crocodile Farm north of Cairns in Queensland, Australia. The animals are raised mainly for their skins, with meat being a by product.
 
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IMG_6732_sex selection.jpg A Crocodile at Hartleys Crocodile Farm north of Cairns in Queensland, Australia. The animals are raised mainly for their skins, with meat being a by product.
 
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IMG_6737_crocodile.jpg A Crocodile at Hartleys Crocodile Farm north of Cairns in Queensland, Australia. The animlas are raised mainly for their skins, with meat being a by product.
 
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