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News April Fool's: Mighty Super Volcano Lies Beneath Sydney

Sydney sits atop a super volcano which while not predicted to erupt in the next 10,000 years has slowed down the progress of two of the nation’s largest infrastructure projects.

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News These tough-looking monkeys eke out a living at 11,000 feet

Think life is hard? Imagine eating grass, sleeping on cliffs while hyenas wait to kill you, and doing it all in rain, sleet, and snow in Ethiopia’s highlands.

Follow Video The Boiling River Phil Keoghan journeys to Peru to probe the mystery of the boiling river; how is the boiling river in the Peruvian rainforest linked to the origin of life? Phil

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News These animals thrive in extreme mountain conditions—here's how

It’s steep, it’s cold, and there’s little food, yet mountain habitats support a wide range of animals.

Follow Video Mysterious sea 'worm' spotted near New Zealand February 20, 2019 - Two divers filming off the coast of New Zealand spotted something that looked like an enormous plastic bag. Upon closer inspection, the divers discovered that it was an eight-metre-long, translucent sea “worm.” It’s called a pyrosome, and it is a free-flowing colony of individual organisms called zooids. Zooids are small multicellular organisms that filter feed by pumping water through their bodies and catching plankton. The pyrosome can be as small as a centimetre or as big as the one in this video. At night, they swim up to the surface to feed, and when the sun comes up, they dive back into the depths.

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About Nature

As residents of Earth, we are all at the mercy of Mother Nature and her seas, deserts, mountains and jungles, among many other harsh and unforgiving environments.

Anything created by humanity, and even humanity itself, can be destroyed by nature. Striking with little warning, hurricanes are among the most powerful natural disasters because of their size and potential for destruction.

Earthquakes can be equally devastating, killing thousands and changing the course of history. Tornadoes are relatively brief but violent, potentially causing winds in excess of 300 kilometres per hour.

Flooding is the most common natural hazards while only one sand geyser has been reported in human history. Australians are no strangers to drought, a natural disaster often exacerbated by widespread bushfires.

The biosphere, an umbrella term for all the parts of Earth where life exists, stretches from the deepest tree roots and the darkest ocean trenches to the most impenetrable rainforests and highest mountaintops.

Scroll through the videos, photos and articles below to find out more about nature.

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