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The women who clean di**saur bones in the Australian outback
The women who clean di**saur bones in the Australian outback
   EROMANGA, Australia — You can walk around Eromanga in southwest Queensland in 15 minutes. There is the main road, and circling the town, a dry creek bed where green bits of glass and rusting machinery parts fold into the red dirt. Eromanga calls itself the "furtherest" town from the sea. It says so right on the sign post leading to the local rodeo ground. More than 1,000 kilometres (621 miles) away, Brisbane is the closest major city. Like many towns in this region of Australia, Eromanga is in a state of almost perpetual drought, with a shrinking population as locals leave in search of better prospects. But the land is **t done with those who remain — something unexpected is emerging. Read more... More about Science, Di**saur, Australia, and Us World ??????? ??????: The women who clean di**saur bones in the Australian outback || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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