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Australia-listed Pancontinental Energy has unveiled a 666 million-barrel upgrade of potential recoverable resources held in ...
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Stockhead on MSNStudy boosts Pancontinental’s oil hunt at expanded Oryx prospectPancontinental Energy has increased both the potential scale and geological chance of successfully finding oil at its PEL 87 ...
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HotCopper on MSNPancontinental Energy boost oil estimates at PEL87Pancontinental Energy (ASX: PCL) released an update today regarding their PEL 87 project in the Orange Basin, offshore ...
This week, conservationists will release 23 scimitar-horned Oryx dammah into the Ouadi-Rimé Ouadi-Achim Faunal Reserve in the African nation of Chad, reports New Scientist.
That would approach what the African nation of Chad has been like since losing its most iconic animal, the scimitar-horned oryx. Sometime during the 1980s, the last wild oryx died.
The Arabian oryx was classed as extinct in the wild but now thriving herds can be found throughout the Kingdom. Ahmed Boug of Saudi Arabia’s National Centre for Wildlife, explains what’s next ...
In a moment, Oryx opens his chest, and you have to shoot into it enough to stun him. Once he's stunned, you can then go run to the blights and detonate them, doing the bulk of your actual damage ...
Oryx and Crake get some good lines but feel more like plot devices than people. The lack of personality, affect, and adult supervision may be exactly what Atwood is criticizing about our youth ...
Conservationists are celebrating the successful reintroduction of an iconic antelope species, the scimitar-horned oryx, to a portion of its historical range on the edge of the Sahara desert after ...
The oryx, a native of Africa’s Kalahari Desert, has taken to the Chihuahuan desert at White Sands Missile Range as if it were home turf.
The 1989 restoration of Arabian oryx into Mahazat as-Sayd, a protected area in the centre of Saudi Arabia, was a highly significant moment. “I was there during the release ceremony,” Boug says ...
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