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Australia is home to unique animals like the kangaroo, platypus, and koala which eats leaves from eucalyptus trees. Other animals that live in Australia include the wombat that lives in burrows and the large flightless emu. Another animal is the sugar glider that glides between trees.
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- Duck-billed platypuses are small, semi-aquatic egg-laying mammals found in eastern Australia, with a unique combination of features including a bill, webbed feet, fur, and venomous ankle spurs. They spend most of their time alone, sleeping or feeding underwater at night on invertebrates and worms.
- Tasmanian devils are the largest carnivorous marsupials in the world, found only in Tasmania. They have coarse fur, powerful jaws, and a feisty personality, known to lunge and spin like the cartoon character Taz when threatened. A contagious facial tumor disease is threatening their population.
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The document provides information about dangerous animals found in Australia, including saltwater crocodiles, freshwater crocodiles, sharks, snakes, spiders, stonefish, Portuguese man o' wars, and platypuses. Saltwater crocodiles can grow over 8 meters long and weigh over 1 ton, have the strongest bite of any animal, and can live up to 100 years. Sharks have caused 216 fatal attacks in Australia since 1791. Several highly venomous spiders are found in Australia, including the Sydney funnel-web spider and redback spider, with the former's bite previously causing deaths until an antivenom was developed in the 1980s.
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The document describes several Australian animals, including the emu, kangaroo, koala, platypus, great white shark, whale, fish, and goanna. Key details provided include the emu's inability to fly but ability to run fast, kangaroos living in groups and carrying joeys in their pouches for months, koalas primarily living in trees, the platypus having a duck-like bill, great whites being the most dangerous sharks that eat fish and sometimes people, whales arriving off the Australian coast in summer, and the Great Barrier Reef housing colorful fish and sea creatures.
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Australia is home to many unique animal species. Some of the major animals discussed include:
- Kangaroos, which move by jumping and carry their young in pouches.
- Koalas, which spend most of the day sleeping in eucalyptus trees.
- Cassowaries, large flightless birds with sharp claws that can be dangerous to humans.
- Wombats, short-legged burrowing marsupials that resemble badgers.
- The platypus, a venomous mammal that lays eggs and has a duck-bill and webbed feet.
- The Tasmanian devil, a carnivorous marsupial known for its loud screams and cannibalistic tendencies
Crocodiles
Crocodiles live in freshwater habitats like rivers, swamps, and lagoons, though some species can tolerate saltwater. They have a varied diet that includes small animals, fish, birds, and even deer. Crocodiles have armored, lizard-like bodies with powerful tails and long snouts with nostrils at the tip. They range in size from 7.5 feet to over 13 feet long.
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There are four main species of kangaroos found only in Australia: the Red kangaroo, Eastern Grey kangaroo, Western Grey kangaroo, and Antilopine kangaroo. Kangaroos live in habitats across Australia like bushland, woodland, forests, grasslands and scrublands. They are the only large animals that hop for transportation and can reach speeds up to 60 km/hr. Kangaroos live in mobs and have few predators like dingoes, wedge-tailed eagles, and humans, though they also had many extinct predators. They are herbivores that eat grasses and shrubs.
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There are several species of kangaroos that vary in size and color, with males called bucks and females does. Babies are called joeys. Kangaroos have muscular hind legs for hopping, tails for balancing, and females have pouches to carry joeys. They are found in forests and grasslands in Australia and nearby areas. Kangaroos are herbivores that eat plants like eucalyptus leaves and can go long periods without water by getting moisture from plants. They are an iconic symbol of Australia appearing on coins and in sports teams.
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Australia is home to many unique animal species. Some of the major animals discussed include:
- Kangaroos, which move by jumping and carry their young in pouches.
- Koalas, which spend most of the day sleeping in eucalyptus trees.
- Cassowaries, large flightless birds with sharp claws that can be dangerous to humans.
- Wombats, short-legged burrowing marsupials that resemble badgers.
- The platypus, a venomous mammal that lays eggs and has a duck-bill and webbed feet.
- The Tasmanian devil, a carnivorous marsupial known for its loud screams and cannibalistic tendencies
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Crocodiles live in freshwater habitats like rivers, swamps, and lagoons, though some species can tolerate saltwater. They have a varied diet that includes small animals, fish, birds, and even deer. Crocodiles have armored, lizard-like bodies with powerful tails and long snouts with nostrils at the tip. They range in size from 7.5 feet to over 13 feet long.
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There are four main species of kangaroos found only in Australia: the Red kangaroo, Eastern Grey kangaroo, Western Grey kangaroo, and Antilopine kangaroo. Kangaroos live in habitats across Australia like bushland, woodland, forests, grasslands and scrublands. They are the only large animals that hop for transportation and can reach speeds up to 60 km/hr. Kangaroos live in mobs and have few predators like dingoes, wedge-tailed eagles, and humans, though they also had many extinct predators. They are herbivores that eat grasses and shrubs.
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There are several species of kangaroos that vary in size and color, with males called bucks and females does. Babies are called joeys. Kangaroos have muscular hind legs for hopping, tails for balancing, and females have pouches to carry joeys. They are found in forests and grasslands in Australia and nearby areas. Kangaroos are herbivores that eat plants like eucalyptus leaves and can go long periods without water by getting moisture from plants. They are an iconic symbol of Australia appearing on coins and in sports teams.
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- The region has a thin diversity of vertebrate species and lacks many families found elsewhere. However, it contains many unique genera.
- Marsupials and monotremes are only found in this region. Common mammals like rabbits have been introduced.
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Australia was first discovered by Dutch explorers in the early 17th century, with the first British settlement established in 1788 under Captain Arthur Phillip. It is a constitutional monarchy with a federal system of government. Australia has 6 states and 2 mainland territories and is highly diverse geographically and climatically due to its island continent status. It has a wide variety of unique plant and animal species but has also suffered from human-caused extinctions.
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Australia is the largest island and sixth largest country in the world, located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, with over 23 million people living across six states and two territories. It has a federal government system and a diverse landscape, ranging from dry deserts in the interior to populated coastal regions with warmer climates and cities like Sydney. Though generally flat with few tall mountains like Mount Kosciuszko, Australia has a long history and continues developing its sciences and education.
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This document summarizes the habitats, threats, life cycles, and needs of three Australian animals: the frill-neck lizard, brush tail possum, and wombat. The frill-neck lizard lives in trees and forests and needs a hot, dry environment. Its threats include wedge-tailed eagles and habitat loss from forest clearing. The brush tail possum lives in trees and forests as well as parks and gardens, and needs trees and a variety of foods. Its threats are habitat loss from forest clearing and predators like wild cats and foxes. The wombat lives in burrows and caves and needs shelter, water, and a diet of grass with some tree leaves. Its threats include habitat loss from
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This document provides resources for assessing geography, including overviews of the geography of France and Australia with links to more detailed information on their economies, physical features, climates, population densities, and maps. It offers high-level descriptions and geographical maps of France and Australia as well as sections on their economic situations, climates, populations, and physical terrain.
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Australia is a continent and country located in Oceania. It has a diverse landscape that includes deserts, savannas, the Great Barrier Reef, and the Outback. The population of around 25 million is predominantly of European descent, with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples comprising over 2% of the population. Some of Australia's major cities include Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and the capital city of Canberra.
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Australia got its name from the Latin word for 'south' and is nicknamed 'The Land Down Under' due to its location far south. Aboriginal Australians first arrived around 42,000-48,000 years ago, migrating from Southeast Asia. Australia is surrounded by the Indian, Southern, and Pacific Oceans and home to the Great Barrier Reef off its northeast coast. Sports like cricket and rugby are very popular in Australia. Some unique animals to Australia include kangaroos, koalas, and platypuses.
Geography of Australia
Australia is a federal parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy located in Oceania. It is the world's sixth largest country by total area and has a population of over 23 million people that is highly urbanized and concentrated on the eastern coast. Australia has a diverse landscape that includes the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru, and varied climates across its six states and territories.
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Australia is located between the Indian and South Pacific Oceans, making it the world's smallest continent but sixth largest country. It has a predominantly hot and dry climate with most rainfall occurring in the northern tropical areas. Key geographical features include the Great Dividing Range mountains, the Great Barrier Reef offshore, and the island state of Tasmania to the south, while native animals such as kangaroos and koalas are iconic parts of its landscape.
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