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In the Footsteps of Giants, the second in the Museum Victoria Nature series, introduces the reader to the amazing world of Australian megafauna in the Pleistoceine era. Imagine an Australian landscape in which Diprotodon optatum roamed - this rhinoceros-sized diprotodon was proba ...
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Presents an epic narrative encompassing a remarkable period of French and Australian history - when Australia was France's Mars and marsupials were her aliens. This is the story of noble men impoverished by their passion and nobodies who made their names through physical courage ...
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Tracing the often-tragic voyages of Bougainville, Laperouse, D'Entrecasteaux, Baudin, Freycinet, d'Urville and others to Australia from 1768 to 1828, this book brings to life, the changing society that launched these endeavours and the scientific discoveries they made.
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No other continent on earth is a prone to bushfires, over such a large area, as Australia. What is it about Australia that makes it so prone to fires? Have humans made thing worse, or better? This book intends to answer some of these questions and understand why, after so many ye ...
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For a century, the killer whales of Twofold Bay herded baleen whales towards the harpoons of local whalers, helping them hunt and sharing the rewards. It was a life of industry, adventure and a strange and rare partnership between whale and man.
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This book follows the thread of individual natural history stories through the scientists of Museum Victoria.
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In the early 19th-century whaling port of Eden, killer whales and humans co-operated ruthlessly and efficiently to hunt the large baleen whales migrating along the east coast of Australia. This book tells the story of the whales, revealing the species' remarkable repertoire of hu ...
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