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THANKYOU to Rod of Sunshine Beach who snapped this little creature enjoying a rest in his front yard. Rod and the staff at Noosa Today are stumped. Do you know what type of animal this is?
We would love to know. Email newsdesk@noosatoday.net.au if you can help us figure it out.

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