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What do they do?

They have been conducting substantial investigation into mystery animals and animal puzzles all throughout the world since 1992. They host a weekly show on the internet called "On The Track" that elaborates on cryptozoology, natural science, and environmental challenges, with a dash of light humour thrown in for good measure. They also run our own publishing firm, which publishes journals and books on topics that would otherwise go unnoticed.

Who are they?

At its core, the CFZ is a research-oriented and professional institution committed to the study of undiscovered species and related fields. The non-profit organisation was established in in 1992 by Jonathan Downes.

Australian Links

Research Interests

Thylacine

The Thylacine is also known as the "Tasmanian Tiger" or "Tasmanian Wolf." It is an extinct carnivorous marsupial that was native to Astualia and the islands of Tasmania and New Guinea. The species was relatively shy and noctornal.

Queensland Tiger

The Queensland tiger is an Australian folklore species thought to inhabit the Queensland region of eastern Australia. Within its native land, it was called "yarri." It can be described as a large feline with striped and a long tail.

Why Zoology Matters

We get a greater grasp of how we, as humans, function and interact with the environment around us by observing animals. The pursuit of answers to our questions places us in a unique position to influence change, empower better choices, and generate solutions for a stronger, healthier society.

It's a big topic with a lot of different subtopics. This field of biology focuses on the animal kingdom. It is concerned with everything from the behavior of animals to their genetic structure.

The research of wildlife has a long and illustrious past, extending back to the ancient Greeks. Aristotle was the founder of biology and one of the earliest zoologists. He observed organisms in great detail and classified them based on their traits.