Tasmania

@minimaus · 3 years ago

Truganini is the last Aboriginal of Tasmania

Truganini, the most famous Aboriginal woman from Tasmania, was born around 1812 on the island of Bruni. She was the daughter of a chief named Magnan, and her name represents the word by which the trib...

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@Mr_Trenzs · 2 years ago

Strange fish walking around with the help of hands!

Not far off the coast of Tasmania, Australian scientists have discovered a rare fish that can be 'hand-operated'. The Pink Handfish is thought to be extinct, but was recently spotted in a marine park...

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@kork75 · 4 years ago

Ritorno a Kasiha (Capitolo Nono)

Ritorno a Kasiha Capitolo Nono Swans L’imbarco di Jo sul ferryboat Tasmania s’interruppe bruscamente nel 1935. Gli “anni Venti” erano stati sicuramente un periodo florido, ma già dal ventinove l’ec...

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@TravelNomad · 4 years ago

Australian Platypus (Animal)

The platypus is one of the most unusual creatures in the animal kingdom. Platypuses (which is the correct plural form, not "platypi") have a paddle-shaped tail like a beaver; a sleek, furry body like...

9 likes · 17 comments · Good Article. Good Earn (b10e)

@Jisan203 · 4 years ago

Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery: The Spartan General

General Montgomery is one of the few allied generals in World War II to have become world-famous and whose tactics have been the subject matter of generals in later countries. He is remembered for los...

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@Thesauce · 4 years ago

Curriculum requirements: Continuing learning post COVID-19

As teachers and students have returned to school across Australia, focus turns to curriculum delivery and assessment for the remainder of the year. Given educators have unexpectedly lost a significant...

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@millionaireweb · 1 year ago

Fair Work in Australia | You should know about the Employment Law

Fair Work is the name for the regulation that oversees the public business relations framework. The Fair Work Act 2009 is the main piece of business regulation in Australia. It gives the minimum agr...

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@FarahNaaz_04 · 2 years ago

Some Facts about the amazing bird "kookaburra"

I hope you are all well. Today I have brought to you the information of a very unique and interesting bird. You may not have seen this bird before. The name of this bird is Kookaburra and it is one...

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@HasibulAzam · 4 years ago

Blob Fish

Blob Fish (Cycrolutus mercidus), a species that lives in extreme depths and is rarely seen but resembles a marine jabbar hut, has been selected as one of the world's most endangered species. Discover...

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@Zaka231 · 2 years ago

Older Palaeozoic Three geological periods, the Cambrian, Ordovician and Silurian make up the Older Palaeozoic rocks, and together cover a span of some 182 my (Table 2.1). They record a long period of...

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@Tonmoy02 · 4 years ago

Collage

college (Latin: collegium) is an educational institution or a constituent part of one. A college may be a degree-awarding tertiary educational institution, a part of a collegiate or federal university...

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@Beret1234 · 4 years ago

Penal Colonies in Australia: The time where Australia became a wasteland for British criminals

Imagine sending prisoners in a place where the heat is to the core, the geography is tormenting, and the wildlife is unforgiving. During the 18th century, the British sent its convicts in Colonial A...

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@Stephen10 · 3 years ago

We are educated, are we?

WE ARE EDUCATED, ARE WE? In the hustle and bustle of life, and in its tangled intricacies, we are always, to some extent, moved by the word: education. It sounds endearing to the learned; it sounds...

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@ARN733666 · 4 years ago

World's ugliest animal!

The Blobfish is a deep sea fish. It lives in Australia ,Tasmania and New Zealand. Blobfish are typically shorter than 30 cm. They live at depths between 600 and 1,200 meter. It's density slightly less...

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@Mictorrani · 4 years ago

Continents, Real and Mythical

Continents have their history and mythical continents never cease to fascinate human imagination; what do you feel and think when you read about Thule or Atlantis? I. Introduction The word "contine...

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@Matterhorn · 3 years ago

Introduction

Greetings to all fellow readers. Are you still awake? My wall clock is pointing at 16 minutes past 1 am, and I am in the morning, and I here still struggling on what to write for my introduction. T...

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@ceky321 · 3 years ago

William Bligh - captain of the ship Bounty and admiral and governor of Australia - 1754.

William Bligh was an outstanding sailor, an excellent navigator and cartographer. But because of his uncompromising attitude, bad will and tyrannical leadership style, he is most often remembered as C...

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@Saanimustaf1 · 4 years ago

Extinct animals you may not have heard of.

Extinction occurs when a particular species of animals is wiped off from the surface of the earth. It may occur as a result of over hunting, change in climate to unfavourable conditions and other fact...

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@seafish80 · 4 years ago

In 80 years, the world's population will be 11.2 billion, and one tenth of mammals will be extinct

Today, human beings are in the Quaternary glacial period, which began 2.6 million years ago. During this glacial period, the earth experienced several cold and warm changes. Because of its close relat...

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@Raj001 · 4 years ago

COVID-19 Data Virus

Worldometer manually analyzes, validates, and aggregates data from thousands of sources in real time and provides global COVID-19 live statistics for a wide audience of caring people around the world....

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@fullrange · 1 year ago

What are the Essential Fire-Fighting Equipment in Fire Protection Services?

Start: Building codes across different Australian territories and regions mandate some essentials in fire safety and readiness report. Besides, there are mandatory fire-fighting equipment that help c...

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@FelmarAlmighty · 4 years ago

Palawan, still the Best Island in the World

In the survey, readers of the said magazine ranked the best islands for them from the Caribbean to Southeast Asia and Palawan got the first spot with an overall rating of 85.937. Palawan is an islan...

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@ilias1996 · 4 years ago

Interesting roads in the world to travel.

A list of 32 roads or highways in different parts of 20 countries is given. The countries are: United States, Canada, India, China, Ireland, Bolivia, South Africa, Japan, Iceland, New Zealand, Italy,...

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@joeyarnoldvn · 11 months ago

2023-12-12

Harvard lost over a BILLION DOLLARS over what GAY said and SNL sided with GAY. Globalists to blame MAGA on incoming cyberattacks on power plants, banks, Internet, and more. Globalists are trying to JF...

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@sam786 · 4 years ago

roads that bring you fear and excitement

Here, I have selected the most spectacular roads in the world and introduce them to you: 1- Transfagarasan in Romania This road is one of the most magnificent mountain trails in Europe. Romania buil...

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@Matterhorn · 3 years ago

Travel Guides for Your Vacation Planning

Whether you are a seasonal traveler or the one who just loved to travel. The recent COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown have placed many activities on a halt. The majority of the affected nations closed t...

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@Adnansami4859 · 4 years ago

Australia

Australia , officially known as the Commonwealth of Australia , is a sovereign country comprising the mainland of the Australian continent , the island of Tasmania , and numerous smaller islands...

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@SirPotato · 4 years ago

This beauty needs your support - SirPotato awkward beauty headhunter secretly revealed

Humans often struggle with depression, fall into sadness and lose faith in their strength, and often turn to alcohol and intoxicants. What if depression is man-made and passed on to other living creat...

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@Lima · 4 years ago

Art education: Using new resources and skills

In their first article, Kate Coleman and Abbey MacDonald shared examples of innovative practice by visual arts teachers in response to the COVID-19 restrictions. In this follow-up, they explore some...

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@Talha... · 4 years ago

Who rules climate intervention on the high seas?

In late March, as most of the world was adjusting to lockdown, oceanographer Daniel Harrison was setting sail for the Great Barrier Reef. Though Harrison, a native Australian, had sailed these waters...

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