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Reptile keeper baits 4.5m hungry crocodile before proposing to girlfriend

Reptile keeper baits 4.5m hungry crocodile before proposing to girlfriend

A reptile handler has proposed to his girlfriend inside an enclosure at the Australian Reptile Park just metres from Elvis, the hungry 4.5m crocodile in residence. According to the Mail Online, Elvis was dubbed the crankiest crocodile in Australia and this year celebrated his 50th birthday by eating half a cow. Before arriving at the park he apparently had a brief stay at a breeding farm where he ate several stablemates. The brave keeper, Billy Collett, an employee at the Australian Reptile Park, got down on one knee in front of an audience of park visitors and a crocodile he had tempted with a hunk of red meat just moments before. Collett is Head of Reptiles at the park and his fiancee, Siobhan Oxley, had willingly agreed to help feed the crocodile earlier that week, but with little idea of what was in store. She accepted the proposal tearfully. Nov 4, 2016
Who is Meghan Markle? The girl rumoured to have captured Prince Harrys heart

Who is Meghan Markle? The girl rumoured to have captured Prince Harrys heart

There have been rumours flying around that American, humanitarian, and United Nations Womens Advocate Meghan Markle has captured the heart of the UKs Prince Harry. They have reportedly each posted pictures wearing matching bracelets and she is even said to have met Harrys father, Prince Charles. But who is the mysterious brunette? Nov 3, 2016
From the toilet to the tank: Biofuels from sewage

From the toilet to the tank: Biofuels from sewage

What we flush can be converted into a biocrude oil with properties very similar to fossil fuels. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory researchers have worked out a process that does not require that sewage be dried before transforming it under heat and pressure to biocrude. Nov 3, 2016
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