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Australia never disappoints - crocodiles that climbed trees
"Some were also apparently at least partly semi-arboreal 'drop crocs,'"
"They were perhaps hunting like leopards—dropping out of trees on any unsuspecting thing they fancied for dinner." #straya

Australian 'drop crocs' unlock insights into ancient ecosystems
In a local grazier's backyard in the small southeast QLD town of Murgon, scientists have been digging for decades in what looks like an unremarkable clay pit. But within the clay lies one of Australia's oldest fossil sites—a window back in time to when the continent was still connected to Antarctica and South America.

A few snaps from last week’s trip to Forrest, VIC, in the Otway ranges. Taken on a morning run. #running #straya

Just back from 4 days in the Great Otway National Park, Victoria. Stunning place, and we mostly managed to stay dry in the wettest part of the state. Here’s photos from a walk along the coastal path. #bushwalking #straya

I hiked through the Great Otway National Park this weekend with some friends, so I took the opportunity today to explain #thicktrunktuesday (which led to an explanation of Mastodon and ALT-text). I believe this is a mountain ash, a species of eucalypt that grows up to 100m tall. #straya

2026 looks OK from here (Falls Creek, Victoria) #newyear #straya #sunset

Perfect conditions for my long run in the Bogong High Plains today. #trailrunning #straya #bogong

Two photos of Mt. Bogong, one just after sunset and one around noon. I’m now sold on visiting the high plains in Spring. #straya #hiking #bushwalking

It’s a bit of an odd time to come to Falls Creek - post ski season but too early for summer tourists. High Plains Road is closed. Turns out to be great for hiking if you want the place to yourself. A bit chilly but brilliant when we could get some shelter from the wind. #straya #highplains

Happy #GravyDay to those who celebrate. #craftbeer #canvent #straya