Sad to miss it this year, but I look forward to a visit to the land of Moas!

Just a correction. You list Tight Entrance Cave as being on the Nullarbor, however that cave is located in the Southwest of Western Australia in the Leeuwin–Naturaliste region.

I have visited those claw marks myself and can attest that Tight Entrance is a very fitting name!

Thylacoleo in packs in an interesting choice. I dont recall any fossil evidence for the taxa being social.

I have had many discussions about this topic. The answer is often it's an "ecological equivalent". My issue is that we do not know enough about the taxa and the ecosystem involved to say what effect such relocations will have. What about local parasites? Disease? Differences in local flora?

Good to know!

The design is very nice and looks like an animal. Do we know if any Aus-palaeos were consulted on the Australian megafauna portion of this documentary?

This and the fact that feral deer are *protected* for recreational hunting just shows that the arguments for environmental hunting are just nonsense.

Hunters care about hunting. Not environmental managment.

The ai generated image on the sign really helps sell the "we dont give a shit" vibe.

It's so lifelike, fitting of a Museum display! Very well done to you both.

"We have an [...] important economic relationship"

>Bullied into buying unwanted American beef.

>Tariffs on Australian Steel and Aluminium.

I am the first author of the revision you are referring to. It is the incorrect species released into SA, so not a 'reintroduction'. The work elevated subspecies to full specific status, which may be what caused the confusion.

doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5690.1.1

But where are all the broken iPad screens covered in finger prints?

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