Country
Australia
- cases
- 12
- years
- 1846–2026
Unexplained: 4 Disputed: 5 Explained: 3
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19th century
- 1846–1847 The Murrumbidgee Bunyip Skull Murrumbidgee River near Balranald, New South Wales A settler found a strange skull by the river that Aboriginal people called a bunyip skull – displayed at a museum in Sydney, it drew crowds.
- 1882 Henry McCooey's “Native Ape” Coast between Batemans Bay and Ulladulla, New South Wales An amateur naturalist described in the press a tailless, black-haired “native ape” seen on the New South Wales coast – one of the oldest yowie accounts.
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1910–1919
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1960–1969
- 1966 Tully “Saucer Nest” Horseshoe Lagoon near Tully, North Queensland In 1966 a Queensland banana grower saw a gray saucer rise from a swamp – leaving an almost perfect circle in the reeds.
- 1966 Westall UFO Westall school and The Grange area, Clayton South, Melbourne In April 1966, more than two hundred people from schools in Melbourne watched a silvery object descend over a nearby clearing and fly away.
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1970–1979
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1980–1989
- 1982 Hans Naarding's Thylacine Sighting Near Arthur River, northwestern Tasmania A Tasmanian parks service officer held an animal with stripes on its back in his spotlight for several minutes – one of the most credible thylacine reports.
- 1988 The Knowles Family Encounter on the Nullarbor Plain Eyre Highway west of Mundrabilla, Western Australia A family driving across the Nullarbor Plain at night in 1988 claimed a glowing object chased their car and lifted it above the highway.
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1990–1999
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2000–2009
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2010–2019
- 2018 Mysterious Radio Pulses of GLEAM-X J1627 Murchison Widefield Array radio telescope, Western Australia A radio source found in 2018 data flared for about a minute every 18 minutes for several weeks – it fits no known type of object.
- 2019 BLC1 – A Signal from the Direction of Proxima Centauri Parkes Observatory, New South Wales In 2019, the Parkes radio telescope picked up a narrowband signal from the direction of the nearest star – it turned out to be interference from devices on Earth.
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- National dishes of the world4 national dishes
- Plants of the world15 characteristic plants
- Castles map1 castleSource: Wikidata (CC0 1.0)
- Volcano & earthquake map2 volcanoesSource: Smithsonian GVP (Smithsonian Terms of Use)
- Ghost map12 ghost stories and haunted places
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