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A radio tracking antenna glued to an endangered helmeted honeyeater
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Muttaburrasaurus were herbivorous dinosaurs in the Cretaceous period
A tourist watching the sunset over a lighthouse and ocean
Boats moored along a tropical island beach beside a fishing village
A scientist uses a stereo video camera to measure a Whale Sharks length. Choose Usage Type:Royalty-Free Licence MEDIUM (approx. 2284 x 1531 px | 20cm x 13cm @ 300dpi) A radio tracking antenna gluedA scientist uses a stereo video camera to measure a Whale Sharks length. Exmouth, Ningaloo Reef, Ningaloo Marine Park, Western Australia, Australia.