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MrYogi

Migration Of Red Crab Of The Christmas Island

Most Famous Crab Of The Island Is Christmas Island Red Crab Gecarcoidea Natalis – Dominating Animal Species In Forest, Endemic Species Met Only On This Island. In total on island live 50 – 100 million of...

opinion by MrYogi | 1 year ago
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Explosion on asylum boat to Christmas Island: 3 dead

An explosion on board an asylum boat on its way to Christmas Island off the coast of Australia, has killed three people, and dozens more are injured. The injured are being taken to hospitals in Darwin and Broome. There were 49 people on board, most of whom were believed to be...

created by Amy Judd | 4 years ago
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becalcado

2009 New Years Around the World

People around the world are starting to celebrate the New Year, 2009, as clocks beginning in Christmas Island heading west across the globe strike midnight. The first inhabitants on Earth to celebrate are located...

created by Rob Walker | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Albert Milliron

Military Clears Airspace For Santa Claus

It is offical, The military has Cleared United States airspace following Santa filing his flight plan. Kids from 2 to 99 can watch Santa as he travels from the North Pole via NORAD. Track Santa Here "...

created by Albert Milliron | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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buck82

How to know when a species becomes extinct

How do scientists know when to classify a species as extinct? Animals such as the Yangtze River Dolphin, the Christmas Island Shrew and the Venezuelan Skunk Frog are all extinct, or close to the brink of...

created by Amy Judd | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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DNA fails to reveal identity of Christmas Island soldier

A bid to identify the remains of an unknown sailor, almost certainly from the HMAS Sydney II, with DNA testing of samples provided by the relatives of three short-listed sailors has been unsuccessful in finding a match.