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Why Go Down Under?
An Introduction
Have you been to another planet yet? ()r ，uc you men likely to v
one in your lif+etime? Most of us l)t+<>l)al)ly doubt that we ll live I~
enough. Or even if we do， sutelv it will I)e too expensive fi>r just
average bloke， anyway.
But imagine for a moment what wc might lind if ~vc did indeed t:
off from home to land ill sonic obscure， though physically hospital
corner of the universe: There are surely many strange anhnals the
some of which we ve never seen or he，trd of I)ctorc--not cen in a z
Probably some of these creatures won t divide neath: into the gt+eat z
logical classifications in the textbooks--a mamm，d (like us) who 1
eggs， for example.
The dark of mght， spangled of course with an uni，tmili，u 1)，tttcru
constellations， obscures the origins of ，t c，tcopholly of weird ~ vies. P
haps we ll catch sight o1+ one bizarre bird with twin tall tails， l lc scc
not to possess a voice of his own+ but to butst forth inslcad with the ~
tricks of hundreds of other creatures--evet~ with the realistic noise>
non-living and mechanical objects like lawn moxvcrs and car horns.
Naturally， on this strange l)l，met， there arc th)wcrs， plants， and tr
that look， act， and smell like nothing else in v~ntr Incvi~)us exl)criet:
(，rass that cringes when w)u walk on it， for instance. lrccs with clcph
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