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The Loop: Australia smashes England in the Ashes, COVID cases keep climbing, why people are looking at David Beckham's feet and meet a very special emu - 28-Dec-2021 - Vimarsana News

The Loop: Australia smashes England in the Ashes, COVID cases keep climbing, why people are looking at David Beckham's feet and meet a very special emu - 28-Dec-2021

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The Loop: Australia smashes England in the Ashes, COVID cases keep climbing, why people are looking at David Beckham's feet and meet a very special emu - 28-Dec-2021 - Vimarsana News

The Loop: Australia smashes England in the Ashes, COVID cases keep climbing, why people are looking at David Beckham's feet and meet a very special emu - 28-Dec-2021

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The Loop: Australia smashes England in the Ashes, COVID cases keep climbing, why people are looking at David Beckham's feet and meet a very special emu - 28-Dec-2021 - Vimarsana News

The Loop: Australia smashes England in the Ashes, COVID cases keep climbing, why people are looking at David Beckham's feet and meet a very special emu - 28-Dec-2021

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Emu VS Cassowary: Who Would Win In A Fight? - Vimarsana News

Emu VS Cassowary: Who Would Win In A Fight?

 This article is part of the “Who would win?” series, where wildlife experts dream up hypothetical battles between animals (all in the name of

Study Finds 6,000 Years of Emu Mysteries - Vimarsana News

Study Finds 6,000 Years of Emu Mysteries

Study Finds 6,000 Years of Emu Mysteries A recent study that is shedding light on the emu—an Australian icon—and its key behavioural patterns, has found it has been roaming around Australia for over 6,000 years. Western Sydney University researcher Julia Ryeland, who along with researchers from Western Sydney University and the University of Tasmania, wrote the new study said that despite the emu being indigenous to large areas it is still regarded as something of an enigma to native fauna experts. “They’re so widespread, but we really don’t know much about them,” Ryeland said. ...