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NewsCrocodiles prefer aquatic meals after toxic toad invasion
Scientists believe that the behavioural change may help the reptiles wash away poison from the cane toad, an amphibian which has decimated Australian biodiversity.
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CollectionsJohn James Audubon: creator of The Birds of America book
John James Audubon was a self-taught ornithologist and artist.
