(Naracoorte Caves National Park), located on the limestone coast southeast of Adelaide, is about 345km from Adelaide and is one of only four places in the world with large fossil deposits.
On the red sedimentary rocks scattered the skulls and jaws of the extinct Australian beasts. (above)
Fossil skulls of Thylacoleo, carnivores of Australia from 50 to 1.5 million years ago (pictured above)
Deep-seated fossil deposits in Naracoorte. Each layer represents a period of time. (above)
The researchers are investigating Naracoorte Caves (pictured above)
Stalactites and stalagmites in caves (pictured above)
There was a forest road across the park that was so cool that I chased some emus at 40 km / h and dared to run for several kilometers. They didn't know how to get into the bushes and ran along the road foolishly. The forest area next to the park is also very powerful, the road will encounter a lot of super-large logging machinery convoy. There's a Transformers feel..
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