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Thread: Tas. had the Tassie tiger, that's nothing,Qld had the " wholleydooleya "

  1. 28th July 2016, 07:30 AM #1
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    Tas. had the Tassie tiger, that's nothing,Qld had the " wholleydooleya "

    'Hypercarnivore' relative of Tasmanian devil found in remote Queensland fossil field - Science News - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
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  2. 29th July 2016, 05:57 AM #2
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    Love the name. Bit like a bear with a long tail perhaps. That would upset your quiet night around the fire.
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    Quote Originally Posted by newhue View Post
    Love the name. Bit like a bear with a long tail perhaps. That would upset your quiet night around the fire.
    Too right. It was my dear departed Grandmothers favourite saying, " hooley- dooley." All they have to do now is find the YOWIE, in the border ranges, how good would that be.
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    Interesting find in NSW.

    Fossil site in New South Wales offers potential to find more species of global significance - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
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  5. 29th July 2016, 01:01 PM #5
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    That's very cool Bob. My little fella wants to be a paleontologists, I let him know there is still lots going on even today.
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    Thanks for sharing bob, love this stuff so many animals unknown in aus!, especially out west. Love the name lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by newhue View Post
    That's very cool Bob. My little fella wants to be a paleontologists, I let him know there is still lots going on even today.
    With a bit of luck, your lad may unlock the secret of the Bradshaw rock art.

    http://www.kimberleyfoundation.org.au/understanding/
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    yeh maybe lol... it sounds like a more nobel pursuit than pokermon.
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  9. 30th July 2016, 07:17 AM #9
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    I read somewhere there used to be a carniverous roo. Imagine that - it could hop faster than we can run and it wanted to eat us!

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    Check out the Koala on steroids.

    Space & Astronomy News - Museum reveals deadly meat-eating kangaroo - 25/08/2000
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