Thylacine clue and valuable poo

Rising petrol costs are driving Australians to rediscover cycling, leading to a surge in bike repairs and promoting healthier, eco-friendly commuting. Meanwhile, the tiny Queensland town of Cooladdi, Australia’s smallest with its own postcode, is currently on the market, offering a unique opportunity for someone willing to manage its essential services. In the sporting world, Swimming Australia has introduced support dogs at championships to help athletes manage pre-race stress, leveraging the calming effects of oxytocin. Archaeological findings in Arnhem Land reveal ancient rock art of the thylacine, suggesting these extinct animals once roamed far beyond Tasmania. Finally, the grey-headed flying fox plays a critical role in forest regeneration; by consuming fruit and dispersing seeds through their droppings, these bats contribute to the growth of millions of trees annually, proving their immense value to the ecosystem.