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Soft Fishing Artificial Baits With Glow Hook (5pcs) - 0 views

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Ultra-light Solid Carbon Fiber Telescopic Fishing Rod - 0 views

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Reflecting on Teach Meet Fish Bowl… « BuzzingEd Blog - 1 views

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Blog :: In the shape of a fish : SBS Food - 2 views

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Field Guide to Victorian Fauna for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad on the iTunes App Store - 0 views

itunes.apple.com/...id423945031 iPhone Ipad science fauna Museum of Victoria museum app

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John Pearce on 10 Mar 11

"The animals found in the south eastern Australian State of Victoria are unique and diverse. Detailed descriptions of animals, maps of distribution, and endangered species status combine with stunning imagery and sounds to provide a valuable reference that can be used in urban, bush and coastal environments. The content has been developed by scientists at Museum Victoria, Australia's largest public museum organisation. The app holds descriptions of over 700 species encompassing birds, fishes, frogs, lizards, snakes, mammals, freshwater, terrestrial and marine invertebrates, spiders, and insects including butterflies. From animals found in rockpools, minibeasts in your garden, to wildlife you might see in the bush. We've put in a lot of species, but it's still a fraction of the complete fauna of Victoria. Our scientists will continue to add additional species and refine descriptions over time."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"The animals found in the south eastern Australian State of Victoria are unique and diverse. Detailed descriptions of animals, maps of distribution, and endangered species status combine with stunning imagery and sounds to provide a valuable reference that can be used in urban, bush and coastal environments. The content has been developed by scientists at Museum Victoria, Australia's largest public museum organisation. The app holds descriptions of over 700 species encompassing birds, fishes, frogs, lizards, snakes, mammals, freshwater, terrestrial and marine invertebrates, spiders, and insects including butterflies. From animals found in rockpools, minibeasts in your garden, to wildlife you might see in the bush. We've put in a lot of species, but it's still a fraction of the complete fauna of Victoria. Our scientists will continue to add additional species and refine descriptions over time."</div>

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