• Nature
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • June 3rd, 2015
Incurably Romantic Marsupials Make Love Till the Effort Kills Them

Incurably Romantic Marsupials Make Love Till the Effort Kills Them

No, really, they literally begin to disintegrate

  • Nature
  • By Smaranda Biliuti
  • November 30th, 2010
Marsupial Embryos Have a Weird Development

Marsupial Embryos Have a Weird Development

  • History
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • March 14th, 2008
The Disappearance of a Human Race

The Disappearance of a Human Race

The Tasmanian case

Some Amazing Facts About Koala

Some Amazing Facts About Koala

The Australian Teddy bear

  • History
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • January 18th, 2008
The Marsupial Lion Would Have Killed an African Lion in Fight!

The Marsupial Lion Would Have Killed an African Lion in Fight!

The mystery of its bite has been solved

  • History
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • December 13th, 2007
A Bear-Sized Armadillo!

A Bear-Sized Armadillo!

It lived 18 million years ago in northern Chile

  • History
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • December 7th, 2007
The Oldest Kangaroo Was Very Different

The Oldest Kangaroo Was Very Different

No hop

  • Sci Pry
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • November 21st, 2007
8 Amazing Facts about Kangaroos

8 Amazing Facts about Kangaroos

The largest living marsupials

Australian Skiers Are a Menace for Living Fossil Marsupials

Australian Skiers Are a Menace for Living Fossil Marsupials

The mountain pygmy possum

Early Aborigines Ate Hippopotamus-Sized Koalas!

Early Aborigines Ate Hippopotamus-Sized Koalas!

A 20,000-year-old Diprotodon jaw bone

The First Marsupial Genome Sequenced

The First Marsupial Genome Sequenced

It belongs to a South-American oposum

  • Nature
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • May 7th, 2007
Mysterious Cancer Threatens to Extinction the Tasmanian Devil

Mysterious Cancer Threatens to Extinction the Tasmanian Devil

When it was already menaced by foxes

Kangaroos Prove It: The Gene of Female Sexual Development Is a Fake

Kangaroos Prove It: The Gene of Female Sexual Development Is a Fake

XIST, not as important as previously thought