Forgotten fossils reveal the giant egg-laying mammals of ancient Australia
Museum drawers have revealed the fossilised remains of extinct giant echidnas, some as large as dogs. These discoveries shed light on the diversity of ancient monotremes, a unique group of egg-laying mammals including the platypus. The findings offer a clearer picture of prehistoric Australia’s fauna and the evolutionary journey of these remarkable creatures.
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