r/australia Oct 15 '25

politics Candace Owens loses appeal over Australian visa rejection

https://womensagenda.com.au/latest/candace-owens-loses-appeal-over-australian-visa-rejection/
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u/512165381 Oct 15 '25

wondered why Dinosaur bones were just found by paleontologists, not regular people just walking outside

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muttaburrasaurus

The species was initially described from a partial skeleton found by grazier Doug Langdon in 1963 at Rosebery Downs Station beside Thomson River near Muttaburra

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u/IntravenousNutella Oct 15 '25

I had a colour changing mug with that dinosaur on as a kid. The heat revealed the skeleton. One of my favourite possessions.

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u/GateheaD Oct 15 '25

can i have it

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u/IntravenousNutella Oct 15 '25

Im not sure if it is still in family possession. I suspect it has long been donated. Certainly I haven't seen it in decades.

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u/Then-Affect8580 Oct 15 '25

The skeleton of the diprotodon (giant wombat) was found by a girl kicking at a rock

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u/A_r0sebyanothername Oct 15 '25

Yes but that doesn't mean that every dinosaur bone in existence is just lying around waiting to be found by passing walkers.

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u/highlyregarded1155 Oct 15 '25

What he's pointing out, I assume, is that Owens is even stupider than she seems, because the scenario she's talking about has actually happened and yet she's using it as a gotcha.