Help me to identify the animal

[samh]

Hi, all
I guess you it's probably very easy to find out what kind of footprint this is. But I'm not an Aussie and don't have a clue what it could be, so could you please help me?

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Thanks

Sam

[north-north-west]

It looks more human than anything else to me. Size?

[samh]

Certainly not human I think it was about 10 cm long, but anyway it was on the central plateau and I didn't see any 4 year old walking barefooted. In fact I didn't see anyone.

[north-north-west]

How far apart were the prints - both width and length? Was it definitely a four-footed animal and, if so, what was the difference between the front and hind prints?

[samh]

Hm, Can't really remember the only other pic I have is this one, don't know if it helps.

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wombat I reckon. I'd better if you can get a shot of the step pattern too (the whole track)

[flyfisher]

Certainly looks like wombat track
ff

[kramster]

might be a drop-bear ...

[alliecat]

might be a drop-bear ...

Nah, there's no sign of the disembowelling claw

[Phil]

I don't know about a drop-bear, but we did come across this frightening creature once on a walk.......

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[norts]

My mate came across this at Gordonvale. Nortus Horribilus

[wanderer]

Now that's scarey, especially in crocs.

[flyfisher]

The overpants could do with an iron over but the crocs are terrific
ff

oh man, I hope Customs can keep those ferals from getting established in Tassie!

[norts]

Nortus Horribilus - born and bred in Tasmania- doesnt that say it all.

[Nuts]

Norts... You havent tucked that jacket into yer undies? One to watch after a hasty offloading session

ps. thats gotta be a wombat