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Filed under: Food, News, Weird, Nature Aussies have heard the stories of ancient giant kangaroos, but it seems we now know the reason why they struggled to make it past the last ice age. No, it wasn’t climate change. It seems they were just too delicious
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In an undated photo provided by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, DNR staff archaeologist Jenn Bedell, left, and Council on American Indian Concerns archaeologist Tom Gresham examine artifacts from the cremation excavation on Ossabaw Island,...
