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  • Dead freshwater crocodile on the Victoria River in Northern Australia.
  • The invasive Cane Toad from South America. Cane toads were deliberately introduced to Australia from Hawaii in 1935. Biologists believed they would control the spread of cane beetles that were destroying sugar crops.
  • Donna Bouley and Corrine Davis doing a reconstruction of the salmon shark brain dissection post mortem.
  • Washed up juvenile salmon shark being measured, in California.
  • Laura Amos and Kate, the mule that gave birth.
  • Kate, the mule that gave birth.
  • Laura Amos, the owner of Miracle Mule, with one of her mules. Mules are famously infertile.
  • Sam Wilson in his helicopter. He is a helicopter pilot for Northern Australian helicopters.
  • Dr. Mike Letnic is a scientist and has been studying the freshwater crocodiles in the Northern Territory.
  • Dr. Tim Dempster is a scientist and has been studying freshwater crocodiles in the Northern Territory.
  • Donna Bouley and Corrine Davis at the Stanford School of Medicine.
  • Laura Amos looking through newspaper and magazine articles about her miracle mule.
  • Corrine Davis and Donna Bouley doing a reconstruction of the salmon shark examination post mortem.
  • Sean van Sommeran, a shark researcher.

  • Belly Up

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    Dead freshwater crocodile on the Victoria River in Northern Australia.

  • Total Toad Devastation

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    The invasive Cane Toad from South America. Cane toads were deliberately introduced to Australia from Hawaii in 1935. Biologists believed they would control the spread of cane beetles that were destroying sugar crops.

  • Brain Dissection

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    Donna Bouley and Corrine Davis doing a reconstruction of the salmon shark brain dissection post mortem.

  • All Washed Up

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    Washed up juvenile salmon shark being measured, in California.

  • The Miracle Mule

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    Laura Amos and Kate, the mule that gave birth.

  • Mommy Mule

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    Kate, the mule that gave birth.

  • A Mule's Surprise

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    Laura Amos, the owner of Miracle Mule, with one of her mules. Mules are famously infertile.

  • Looking For Crocs

    Photograph by Tigress Productions Ltd

    Sam Wilson in his helicopter. He is a helicopter pilot for Northern Australian helicopters.

  • Studying Crocodiles

    Photograph by Tigress Productions Ltd

    Dr. Mike Letnic is a scientist and has been studying the freshwater crocodiles in the Northern Territory.

  • Croc Scientist

    Photograph by Tigress Productions Ltd

    Dr. Tim Dempster is a scientist and has been studying freshwater crocodiles in the Northern Territory.

  • The Necropsy Lab

    Photograph by Tigress Productions Ltd

    Donna Bouley and Corrine Davis at the Stanford School of Medicine.

  • Making the News

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    Laura Amos looking through newspaper and magazine articles about her miracle mule.

  • The Inside of a Shark

    Photograph by Tigress Productions Ltd

    Corrine Davis and Donna Bouley doing a reconstruction of the salmon shark examination post mortem.

  • Studying Sharks

    Photograph by Tigress Productions Ltd

    Sean van Sommeran, a shark researcher.

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