In October of 1932, the Australian military declared war against an unlikely enemy: emus. These large, flightless birds, indigenous to the continent, were causing damage to crops. Farmers in western Australia—many of whom were, themselves, former soldiers—demanded that the government take action....
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It would be quite a feat for Emus to mutate into Ostriches! Logged tom66 Super Contributor Posts: 7076 Country: Electronics Hobbyist & FPGA/Embedded Systems EE Re: australia nuclear easter egg hunt? « Reply #35 on: February 01, 2023, 09:07:41 am » Didn't Australia lose the la...
Kangaroos can't walk backwards which is why they are a symbol on the Australian coat of arms. Emus are the other Australian animal on the coat of arms because they can't walk backwards either. They are good symbols for a country that wants to progress . When the first Europeans saw ko...
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Emus foraging We reach the camping ground at the Zumsteins Historic area on the MacKenzie River. Apparently there are Platypuses in the river but my only sighting of a monotreme (egg laying mammal) is a lone Echidna. Echidna foraging
Eve drove for eight hours through rolling grassland, unforgiving red mulga hardscrabble, tire-deep mud, dust and a herd of sheep. She just missed bashing a dashing kangaroo; passed two ostrich-like emus; had tea with Kim Davidson overlooking a new swimming pool; waved to the Bucknells’ pet...
The emus were very inquisitive in checking out Glen & Sammy. One even checked out what was for dinner, looking through the kitchen window. We decided to support the local pub by having dinner & a drink. Only one other couple there for dinner. Our basic meal took over an hour and $70...
where emus splash in the shallows and dugongs raise babies in swaying seagrass. The world’s oldest living culture thrives, as do stromatolites, some of the world’s oldest living lifeforms. There’s European history here too, being the site of Australia’s first European landing in 1616, ...
Other animals you may see in the wild or at a nature reserve are wombats, echidnas, emus and platypus (although they’re notoriously hard to spot in the wild). 31. 4WD on K’gari (Fraser Island) People head to thelargest sand island in the world(120 kilometres long and 23 kilometres...