Category: Animals
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Where can I see dolphins in Australia?
Australia, with its huge coastline and rich marine biodiversity, offers numerous opportunities to see dolphins in their natural habitat. You may be asking the question, ‘where can I see dolphins in Australia?’ Whether you’re a local or a visitor, we’ve found a few places to provide unforgettable experiences and the chance to witness these magnificent…
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Do You Know These Ten Fast Koala Facts?
Koalas, often miscalled bears, are marsupials primarily native to Australia. They eat eucalyptus leaves and rarely need water, but are prone to chlamydia. These nocturnal animals sleep up to 22 hours daily due to their low-energy diet. Koalas possess keen hearing and smell, make various noises, and are endangered.
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Is the Kangaroo Australia’s version of bigfoot?
Kangaroos, a beloved symbol of Australia, are remarkable for their powerful legs, enabling long jumps and swift movement, and their cultural significance to indigenous peoples. These marsupials, depicted on the Australian Coat of Arms and coins, are integral to Australia’s history and identity, embodying resilience and progress.
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The Majestic Goliath: Palm Cockatoos Revealed
Palm Cockatoos, the largest and highly intelligent cockatoos, are notable for their drumming skills and vibrant red cheeks. Native to Cape York Peninsula, Papua New Guinea, and eastern Indonesia, they face declining populations due to low reproduction rates. Conservation efforts are critical to prevent their extinction, with recent funding allocated for research and preservation.
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Is the Tasmanian Tiger Extinct?
Is the Tasmanian Tiger really extinct, or do sightings suggest otherwise?
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Do Australians Love Dogs?
The dog catcher in the country town I grew up in was an ominous character who drove around town in his beat-up old ute. Bags was his name. At the sight of a free roaming pooch he’d loom from his car, his tall body clad in clothes which looked like they’d not been removed for…