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Tasmanian tigers and devils discovered in Indigenous rock art in Australia
Around 14 new rock-art depictions of thylacines, also known as Tasmanian tigers, have been found in northern Australia.
Find out the truth about how the duck-billed platypus chews and digests its food, and if it really lacks a stomach.
The body governing greyhound racing in WA says it is determined to maintain the welfare of both the dogs and the industry at a parliamentary inquiry, which was sparked by a petition that garnered ...
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Rare echidna puggle makes history at Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
A recently hatched echidna, known as a puggle, has successfully transitioned out of its mother's pouch and begun to grow its ...
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What happened when a coyote wouldn’t back off
What started as a quiet bass fishing trip quickly turned tense. A coyote appeared and began following me, showing behavior ...
A zookeeper went to a former penal colony in Australia only to find it overrun with adorable wombats
A convict settlement in a past life, Maria Island is now a sanctuary for endangered species. Ross Gurden heads there in ...
New rock art in northern Australia suggests Tasmanian tigers survived longer on the mainland, offering fresh insight into ...
Travel is highly expensive. Visitors must pay a Sustainable Development Fee of $100 per night (for nationals of India, ...
Newly documented rock art depicting a Tasmanian devil (L) and a Tasmanian tiger (R) The striped dog-like marsupial we know as the Tasmanian tiger has ...
Australian rock art discovery depicts thylacines using white clay, indicating that they were painted within the last 1,000 ...
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