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These giant 'drop bears' with opposable thumbs once scaled trees in Australia. But how did they grow so huge?

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Nimbadon lived 15 million years ago, in forests with flesh-eating kangaroos and tree-climbing crocodiles. Our first look inside their fossilised bones has revealed how these giants grew.

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