Sprawling across Western Australian and Southern Australia, it is bordered on the north by the Great Victoria Desert and on the south by the Great Australian Bight.
British nuclear testing at Marlinga led most of the Spinifex Aborigines to abandon this region in the 1950s, while the town of Eucla sparked a hoax about a namesake nymph. Once an ancient seabed, it is now one of the world's largest examples of limestone karst geography. The Thylacoleo Caves here were the site of a major fossil discovery in January 2007, and Mundrabilla is home to many meteorite finds. Sprawling across Western Australian and Southern Australia, it is bordered on the north by the Great Victoria Desert and on the south by the Great Australian Bight. FTP, name this large, arid region of Australia, first crossed by Edward John Eyre in 1841 and notable for its lack of trees.
British nuclear testing at Marlinga led most of the Spinifex Aborigines to abandon this region in the 1950s, while the town of Eucla sparked a hoax about a namesake nymph.
Nullarbor Plain