A living coucal from South Africa, whose huge prehistoric relatives lived on the Nullarbor.Pascal Bernadin, CC BY-NC-NDWestern Australia’s Nullarbor Plain may be a vast treeless expanse today, but hundreds of thousands of years ago it was home to an array of weird and wonderful species, including two newly discovered extinct “giant...
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