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Showing posts with label dobsenga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dobsenga. Show all posts
Friday, 10 May 2013
Thylacines of the New Guinea Highlands
Everyone has heard of the Tasmanian Tiger.
But during the Pleistocene epoch, ending a mere 11,700 years ago, the Thylacine also existed on New Guinea, and mainland Australia.
In a new blog post, Dr Karl Shuker has explored the not so well known modern-day reports of suspiciously thylacine-like beasts in New Guinea, specifically Irian Jaya (New Guinea's less-explored western, Indonesian half), where such creatures are referred to by local people as the dobsegna.
Read more over at Dr Karl Shuker's blog.
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dobsenga,
dr karl shuker,
extinct,
irian jaya,
new guinea,
Tasmania,
Tasmanian Tiger,
Thylacine
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