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Lyrebirds move a lot of dirt! (not photography-related) 3 years 7 months ago #2515

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An interesting item in The Conversation today which claims Superb Lyrebirds are the largest mover of soil and litter of any vertebrate on the planet!
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Lyrebirds move a lot of dirt! (not photography-related) 3 years 7 months ago #2518

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There was a short snippet of this on SBS World News last night, at the end of the bulletin. Available until next Wednesday on SBS On Demand ; starts at about 53:40.
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