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[via bbc news]
“There is not a single stone-spearpoint in Australia until, at the very earliest, about 15,000 years ago - long after anyone thinks the megafauna went extinct,” said co-author Dr Stephen Wroe, from the University of Sydney.
“You try taking out a two-to-three-tonne wombat with a pointy stick.
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Pointed sticks indeed!!
!!!
Wombat seem really curious creature.
I’d like to see them by my eyes, one day in my life…
Actually it’s surprising when you see them running - the little buggers can move pretty fast.