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Browsing: Extinctions

A Short History of Australian Extinctions (and those soon to come)

Environment August 1, 2023By Sophie Katherine Serafim

We laugh about the Emu War that we lost -– twice! –- and it is just a story. I wonder what the emus think of that story. Twenty-thousand emus who returned home after their breeding season only to find their habitat cancerous with monocultural wheat fields and shot at with literal machine guns.

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Browsing: Extinctions

A Short History of Australian Extinctions (and those soon to come)

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