Bollards, cones, fences and LandCruisers stand little chance against a 1,000kg giant known as 'Neil the seal'. The five-and-a-half-year-old elephant seal is already a local legend and has once again t
Bollards, cones, fences and LandCruisers stand little chance against a 1,000kg giant known as 'Neil the seal'. The five-and-a-half-year-old elephant seal is already a local legend and has once again taken up residence in towns along the Tasman peninsula. He's bypassing barricades, he's crushing fences, he's lying in roadsTasmania's Neil the seal has found viral fame, leaving experts concerned for his welfare Continue reading...
Source: The Guardian Australia
Fallen hero James Hird has confirmed his official nomination for the Essendon Football Club's senior coaching vacancy, igniting a fervent debate among the club's faithful and the wider Australian Rules Football community.
Former US President Donald Trump is mobilising Republican voters ahead of crucial midterm elections, while an investigation into the alleged murder of a Thai teenager by an Australian man continues. Meanwhile, a chunky marine mammal nicknamed 'Neil the Seal' is delighting Tasmanians with his disruptive antics.
A colossal elephant seal, dubbed Neil, has become an unlikely celebrity in southern Tasmania, despite leaving a trail of crushed fences, besieged vehicles, and traffic chaos in his wake. Locals, it seems, can't get enough of his boisterous antics.
Security footage reveals a friend of the 17-year-old Thai girl allegedly murdered in Pattaya visited the apartment of Australian Simon Peter Carman, the man now charged with her death, shortly after reporting her missing to police.
