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Ice-cold recovery and seashell discovery

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This week on News Time, we'll hear about some ice-cold innovation, meet an eight-year-old who has sifted out a significant seashell, and we'll roam an island for our Wow of the Week!

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© Australian Broadcasting Corporation Length 12 min 9 May 2025 NewsEducationalGeography Australia Episodic

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Assassin spider and space telescope

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This week on News Time, we'll hear about some ice-cold innovation, meet an eight-year-old who has sifted out a significant seashell, and we'll roam an island for our Wow of the Week!

Quiz Questions

1. How many books were passed along the human chain?

2. What tool has been designed to help para-athletes get in and out of ice baths?

3. Freshwater turtles are known as the WHAT of the river?

4. What shell did Zora discover?

5. What breed of dog is Valerie?

Bonus Tricky Question

How many left-handed shells have ever been discovered?

Answers

1. More than 9,000

2. Transfer aids

3. Vacuum cleaners

4. A top shell, nicknamed a "left-handed" seashell

5. Miniature dachshund

Bonus Tricky Answer

Fewer than 20


© Australian Broadcasting Corporation | 12 min

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