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The Creatures of Christmas Island

To ease you into the holiday season, we've decided to look into Christmas Island and more specifically, some of the really cool creatures that live there. Did you know there are thousands of bright red crabs that live there and cover the island once a year? Did you know about the Brown Booby? Will Ella be able to tell you about the Brown Booby without laughing? Tune in and find out! We also have a… SourceChristmas Island · Christmas Island Read Article

Meet Shiloh, the last dog on Christmas Island

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Dogs were banned some years ago to protect the unique wildlife of Christmas Island, but one very special chocolate Labrador remains, and she is shared by the whole community.Dogs · Christmas Island Read Article

World's largest crab migration sparks road closures and lunar monitoring on Christmas Island

An annual phenomenon on Christmas Island, Australia, involves up to 100 million red crabs leaving the forest for the ocean to lay their eggs, requiring extensive logistical protection and traffic control.The world's largest crab migration takes place on Christmas Island, Australia. Credit: Reproduction/Instagram/christmasislandnpChristmas Island, an Australian territory in the Indian Ocean, witnesses one of the most impressive natural spectacles…Christmas Island · Christmas Island See the Story

Millions of Crabs Invade an Australian Island During Unusual Synchronised Migration

This weekend, Christmas Island, a confetti placed in the Indian Ocean, saw one of the most spectacular synchronized migrations on the planet. After three weeks of walking in the forest, red crab females found themselves for an unusual dance on the beaches.Christmas Island · Christmas Island Read Article

On Christmas Island, 1,500 People and 120 Million Crabs Live. Google Considers It the Ideal Location for Laying a Submarine Cable

The Christmas Island is to receive an AI data center from Google. Behind this is the US military, which has a strategic interest.Google · Christmas Island Read Article

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The Creatures of Christmas Island

Meet Shiloh, the last dog on Christmas Island

World's largest crab migration sparks road closures and lunar monitoring on Christmas Island

Google rules out Christmas Island data centre as AI race heats up

Remote WA Island tipped for $350b Google transformation

Qantas NW25 Christmas Island / Cocos Island Technical Stop Changes — AeroRoutes

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Google Data Hub Sparks Renewable Energy Drive on Christmas Island

Millions of Crabs Invade an Australian Island During Unusual Synchronised Migration

On Christmas Island, 1,500 People and 120 Million Crabs Live. Google Considers It the Ideal Location for Laying a Submarine Cable

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The Creatures of Christmas Island

Meet Shiloh, the last dog on Christmas Island

World's largest crab migration sparks road closures and lunar monitoring on Christmas Island

Google rules out Christmas Island data centre as AI race heats up

Remote WA Island tipped for $350b Google transformation

Qantas NW25 Christmas Island / Cocos Island Technical Stop Changes — AeroRoutes

IN THE BUNKER WITH MICK THE GRIP

Google Data Hub Sparks Renewable Energy Drive on Christmas Island

Millions of Crabs Invade an Australian Island During Unusual Synchronised Migration

On Christmas Island, 1,500 People and 120 Million Crabs Live. Google Considers It the Ideal Location for Laying a Submarine Cable

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