Sunday, November 23, 2008

52 whales die in mass stranding in Australia: report

52 whales die in mass stranding in Australia: report
Tags: SCIENCE/HEALTH
Fifty-two pilot whales have died after a mass stranding on Tasmania's northwest coast, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported Saturday.

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  1. Tasmania's north west coast is where you can forget the rat race and join the human race; it is understated not under-rated. Step into a bush studio where an international designer crafts fine furniture. Share a wine with a jeweller while he shows you his creations. Open an ordinary door to extraordinary handcrafted paper it’s made world headlines.
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