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Rescued Tidbinbilla platypuses thrive after drought evacuation
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Rescued Tidbinbilla platypuses thrive after drought evacuation

Five platypuses came home to Tidbinbilla after rescue. A tracking study found they bounced back well.

Why it mattersThe research shows rescuing and returning wildlife can work. It offers hope as climate change and habitat loss push more platypus populations into trouble.

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