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While Marsupial Lion is currently celebrating this major milestone, the future is far from out of mind. “There’s more music on the horizon,” Jonathan said, with a couple dozen tracks still ...

Lichen, those drab, fuzzy growths found on rocks and trees, aren't as cuddly and charismatic as kangaroos or intriguing as opossums, but they could be a fungal equivalent, at least evolutionarily.

During the conversation, the rising rapper talked about making one of the most sonically off-the-wall tracks of the year, “Marsupial Superstars,” which features his brother T3.

Tracks from a marsupial mole, which are rarely seen above ground. (Supplied: Kiwirrkurra Indigenous Protected Area) Little is known about the marsupial mole because it largely lives underground ...

Somewhere between 65 million and 50 million years ago, Australian marsupials, known as diprotodontians, set off on a different evolutionary track from those located elsewhere in the world.

While it might just look like an adorable ball of fur, a sighting of this animal only occurs a few times in a decade. It is a marsupial mole, a.k.a. a karrkaratul, a rarely-seen burrowing mammal ...

Chirotherium tracks were found in Triassic rock, while the heyday of the labyrinthodonts peaked earlier in time. A large, reptilian trackmaker was looking more likely, although the skeletal ...