A new project using AI helped the Djabugay Bulmba Rangers in North Queensland identify the shy creatures at three sites.

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One of the world’s strangest looking animals has been rapidly vanishing from Australian waterways. When ranger Alfred Hunter ...

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Have a dip at Needles Beach or keep going until you reach the biggest rock pool, Blackwood. You could find yourself swimming with platypuses — if you do, grab a snap and let Parks Victoria know. The ...

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PLATYPUS ornithorhynchus anatinus, ADULT SWIMMING IN RIVER, AUSTRALIA. Image via Depositphotos. The platypus is often compared to a duck, largely due to its distinctive bill, which is flat and covered ...

We might race in open water, but for most triathletes a huge amount of our total swim training will be ticked off in the pool. And whether your love or loathe the world of chlorine, lane ropes and the ...

The platypus is found only in Australia, where it spends most of its life swimming in freshwater ponds and streams. Its incredibly sensitive bird-like bill contains thousands of electroreceptors.

By Erik Vance I’ve never been a good swimmer. I mean, I can swim. But what I do in a pool feels more like a battle for survival than a workout — especially after the first few laps.