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The Diprotodon Fossil Bones

Australia's Giant Prehistoric Wombat

The largest marsupial to walk the earth, some of their bones are in the Burra Railway Station.

The fossilised bones were found not far from here in the hills

Roughly 1.8 metres tall and up to 13.7 metres long

Had a pouch like a kangaroo

Vegetarian, ate grasses, leaves and shrubs and sometimes dug for food.

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Lived about 45,000 years ago when the first Aboriginal people were living in Australia.

First Nation people have stories about the giant  "Kudimukras" who walked the land with them

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Display from the Queensland Museum of a Diprotodon

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