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STARS LIGHT THE WAY: It’s an impressive feat for Bogong moths whose brains are smaller than size of a grain of rice to rely on the night sky for their odyssey, researchers say. PHOTO: AJAY NARENDRA / AP

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DESTRUCTION: A photograph taken in December 2024 shows mining activity on Kawei island, in Raja Ampat. PHOTO: BBC

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STARS LIGHT THE WAY: It’s an impressive feat for Bogong moths whose brains are smaller than size of a grain of rice to rely on the night sky for their odyssey, researchers say. PHOTO: AJAY NARENDRA / AP

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DESTRUCTION: A photograph taken in December 2024 shows mining activity on Kawei island, in Raja Ampat. PHOTO: BBC

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