Oceania
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This document provides an overview of Oceania, including its location, important cities, villages and places, weather, natural resources and fauna. It notes that Oceania has a big diversity of small islands and languages spoken in Papua New Guinea and Micronesia. The document also describes the tropical climate, big coral reef along the oriental coast which is home to ancient coral animals, and the natural resources of the Pacific Ocean that the local inhabitants rely on for food and commerce, including various fish, sharks, whales and coral reefs. It mentions a natural monument called "Las Bolas del Diablo".
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Oceania
- 2. Index Location Important cities Villages and places Weather Natural resources and fauna Big coral reef Monuments by nature Las Bolas del Diablo Waterfalls Animals Monuments made by nature Bolas del diablo
- 4. Important cities of Australia Auckland Sidney Perth Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide
- 5. Village’s and places The small islands of Oceania have a big diversity. The tribes of the Papua Nova Guinea speak 820 different languages, and Micronesia is made of 607 islands. The biggest city is Suva, capital of Fiji.
- 6. Weather The weather in Oceania is tropical during the year. It is warm and wet in April, and it is also the season of hurricanes.
- 7. The Big Coral Reef: In the Oriental coast, reefs, islands form a labyrinth of canals, flowing’s and reefs. When the sea waves move away, you can see the corals alive. These animals belong to one of the most antique forms of lifes.
- 8. Natural Resources and Fauna To the habitants of Oceania, the fauna of the Pacific Ocean is a very important sources of food and commerce. Lots of types of fishes and different types of sharks, whales and other marine creatures live in the seas of Oceania. Also you can see spectacular reefs of coral. This is the driest and most populated area in the world.
- 10. Monuments made by nature