According to a new research led by Dr Karen Black of the University of New South Wales, Nimbadon lavarackorum – a large bear-like animal that lived in Australia’s lush forests 15 million years ago – was well suited to life in the treetops: it used massive sharp claws to haul its hefty body up trees, hugging the trunk like a bear, and its huge hands and long arms let it hang from branches like an orangutan. This is an artist’s reconstruction...
