wallabies

• “Milk from lactating wallabies is effective in combatting antibiotic-resistant bacteria:”

  Boing Boing: April 23, 2006 - April 29, 2006 Archives

• “The wallabies are a good solid team but lack any consistency, not just match to match, but even within a complete 80 minutes. anti | the valley - September 06, 2010, 7: 33AM”

  The Sydney Morning Herald News Headlines

• “But Bob Redley, who runs a bed-andbreakfast at nearby Balmaha, claimed the wallabies were a major tourist attraction.”

  The Daily Record - Home

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• “Government wildlife biologist Nick Moonie noted that fences would also trap other animals such as wallabies and echidnas, some of which may need to move or migrate.”

  The Herald | HeraldOnline.com - Front

• “Culling Iain said: "Culling the wallabies is a real option but we would have to take advice from experts on how this would be done.”

  The Daily Record - Home

• “The wallabies in particular seemed to thrive in this moorland environment but numbers have fallen steadily in recent decades – some say the last one died a few years back.”

  The Guardian: Country diary: Staffordshire Moorlands

• “Some of the past reports of climbers on The Roaches pulling over the top of the crag to be confronted by a camel or a brown bear may be apocryphal, but there's no doubt about the presence of wallabies and various deer species on these tawny moors.”

  The Guardian: Country diary: Staffordshire Moorlands

• “The Tasmanians subsisted largely by hunting seals, red-necked wallabies (a close relative of the kangaroo), and wombats (a four-legged, furry marsupial).”

  Simon & Schuster: In the Valley of the Shadow

• “Then there are the wallabies who get so high on opium poppies that they can't hop straight.”

  The Huffington Post: Drunk Owl Taken In By Police

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