A recently discovered extinct dwarf emu egg has offered the global scientific community valuable information into the deceased species. According to a report from Live Science, a researcher with the ...

The discovery, made in the dunes of the island, is the first known complete egg of the King Island emu. Before European settlement, three dwarf subspecies of the mainland emu roamed Tasmania and King ...

There are not many records available on the now-extinct dwarf emus Scientists discovered the first "almost complete" King Island emu egg Analysis showed the emu eggs were large in size Researchers ...

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Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. The Dwarf Emu inhabited South Australia's Kangaroo Island and Tasmania' s King Island. Protected from ...

A site on King Island containing the fossils of an extinct emu has been destroyed by an internationally renowned golf course, and other sites are under threat, a UK palaeontologist says. About ...