Our largest wombats are back from the brink after dropping to just 35 in the 1980s
2021-09-06 20:13
The metre-long northern hairy-nosed wombat nearly went the way of the Tasmanian tiger, but thanks to one fenced-off Queensland habitat they're recovering.
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