How a completely new species of beetle was accidentally discovered by a scientist on a Gold Coast bushwalk: 'Thought it was bird poop'.

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Report Overview: The article is largely objective, presenting the discovery of a new beetle species and genus with factual reporting and direct quotes from the researcher involved. There is minimal use of manipulative language or techniques.

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Scientific Discovery (95)

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Scientific Discovery

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The title 'How a completely new species of beetle was accidentally discovered by a scientist on a Gold Coast bushwalk: 'Thought it was bird poop'' uses sensational language to pique interest.

Change the title to 'New Beetle Species and Genus Discovered by Scientist During Gold Coast Bushwalk'

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