Giant Squid
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Giant squid are solitary predators that feed on deep sea fish and other squid species. They use their two elongated tentacles, which are clubs, to catch prey and bring it to their beak to shred before swallowing. One of the largest giant squid ever found washed up in Australia, measuring over 26 feet long. Giant squid can grow to enormous sizes, up to 13 meters for females and 10 meters for males, making them longer than sperm whales and among the largest living organisms.
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Australia is home to many unique animal species, some of which are featured on coins. These include the red kangaroo, koala, kookaburra, saltwater crocodile, dingo, platypus, emu, wombat, possum, Tasmanian devil, great white shark, and echidna. Many of these animals have unusual physical traits that help them survive in Australia's diverse habitats, such as the kangaroo's ability to jump fast or the platypus' duck-like bill. Australia's coins celebrate the country's iconic and unusual wildlife.
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