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Pictures 18 Nov 2009 /
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1700 beach towels were laid out during a Skin Cancer Action Week event on Bondi Beach on November 15, 2009 in Sydney, Australia.
The event was organized by the Cancer Council which placed 1700 beach towels on the beach – one for each of the 1700 Australians who die each year because of skin cancer.
It’s an original way of reminding people that they have to be careful with sun exposure!
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Animals 28 Oct 2009 /
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But at the same time, one of them was a large great white shark and it was two times bigger than the other one.
See what happened next. 
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Pictures 21 Oct 2009 /
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One of the world's longest man made structures is the Australian Dingo Fence. In fact it is also the world's longest fence ever.
Stretching across two southeastern Australian states, Queensland and South Australia, the Dingo Fence is 5,614 kilometres long.
Please note that this "dog fence" is not really made of dogs. If it was, it would take 5,614,000 dingoes standing nose-to-butt to construct this fence.
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Pictures 14 Oct 2009 /
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There’s a theme park in the Australian city of Darwin where you can swim with huge crocodiles. The attraction is called ‘Cage of death’.
Of course, people who long to try this attraction are put in a glass box, but still, the pictures give shivers, especially when you see the size of a crocodile.
Would you like to experience something similar? ;) 
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Animals 15 Sep 2009 /
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Giant six meter crocodiles inhabit the river Adelaide near the city of Darwin, Australia.
Along the river, so-called "jumping crocodile” cruises take place, during which visitors are invited to look at the terrible reptiles - the enormous crocodiles jumping out of water.
Frankly, I was shocked, I did not think that these monsters can jump so high.

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Pictures 19 Aug 2009 /
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A lady was walking with her dog on the Brighton pier in Melbourne, Australia.
Because of gale force winds, the dog was blown off pier into the water.
Fortunately, a 20-year-old guy decided to help the poor dog. He jumped into the water to rescue the animal.
And it was a happy-end.
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Girls 14 Aug 2009 /
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Sydney, Australia. More than 3,000 girls participated in Plus-Size model search.
The requirements for plus-size models are no different from those of high-fashion models, excepting in larger overall bust-waist-hip measurements; they must have excellent skin, hair, and teeth, and emote well to the camera. The US size for Plus-Size model is over 14 and British – over 16. 
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Pictures 2 Jun 2009 /
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The Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef system in the world, composed of over 2,900 individual reefs and 900 islands stretching for over 1,600 mi over an area of approximately 133,000 sq mi.
Most of the reefs are under water.
It is simply a paradise for lovers of scuba diving and the beautiful underwater world. After the jump, you will find a compilation of incredibly beautiful pictures from this fabulous place. 
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Pictures 2 Jun 2009 /
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A burst water main created a 25-metre hole that buried two parked cars and a power pole and caused a landslide into Cooper Park.
I was particularly impressed with photos taken from a helicopter. You will see them at the end of the post. 
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Pictures 13 May 2009 /
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These are the effects of natural selection.
Viewer discretion is advised. 
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Pictures 10 Mar 2009 /
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400,000 people turned out to watch the largest gay pride march in the Asia Pacific wind its way through the city's Oxford Street gay district.
Around 10,000 marchers took part in the parade. And there was a lot to see, a great show ;)
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Animals 13 Feb 2009 /
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You have probably seen this picture. Now we have the story.
During the extinction of bushfires in Australia the firefighters found a koala who managed to escape fires. They gave him water and took it to the animal refuge.
The vets noticed that its paws were damaged by fire. But now everything seems to be fine for Sam the Koala. His paws were taken care of.
The pictures are after the jump.
By the way, we’ve already posted an entry about another rescued koala
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Animals 6 Feb 2009 /
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Because of infernal heat in Australia this small Koala hid in the shed to wait there till dusk.
The people that lived there had noticed her and give her a cold bath :) 