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Title Catalyst: Swift Parrot Update/Tick Allergy
Published Australia : ABC, 2016
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Summary Swift Parrot Update<br />Last year we brought you a story about the swift parrot - one of Australia's most charismatic birds, but also one of its most endangered. Logging and land-clearing have decimated their habitat but conservation biologist Dejan Stojanovic also made the startling discovery of why the parrot numbers were plummeting so rapidly - the deceptively sweet sugar glider was eating them. Mark Horstman returns to Bruny Island in Tasmania to witness their remarkable recovery.<br /><br />Tick Allergy<br />With summer on our doorstep, and the odd barbecue or bush walk planned, we thought it timely to revisit this story: mammalian meat allergy is on the rise in Australia and the surprising cause is a tick bite. Dr Jonica Newby meets Dr Sheryl van Nunen, the clinician who discovered the link, and this story is a must-see if you want the latest tips on how best to remove a tick
Notes Closed captioning in English
Event Broadcast 2016-11-08 at 20:01:00
Notes Classification: PG
Subject Anaphylaxis -- Physiological aspects.
Animal welfare -- Finance.
Animals -- Effect of fires on.
Emergency medical services.
Endangered species -- Conservation and restoration.
Food allergy -- Prevention.
New South Wales -- Sydney.
Tasmania -- Hobart.
Form Streaming video
Author Cowdery, Joy, contributor
Cowdery, Nicholas, contributor
Doggett, Stephen, contributor
Horstman, Mark, reporter
Kudelka, Jon, contributor
Newby, Jonica, reporter
Nunen, Sheryl Van, contributor
Ratchford, Andrew, contributor
Stojanović, Dejan, 1959- contributor
Webb, Matt, contributor