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Some
of our animals
(these
pictures are not to scale)

Click on the
Kookaburra to hear his sound
It is a
.wav file so it may want to download before it plays
Netscape users:
right click then select open in new window. This seems to work.
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Koalas look cute
but their claws inflict great pain
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Emu
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Quoll is the aboriginal name for
Tiger
Cat and is also known as the Spotted Native Cat
According to Aboriginal
legend the white spots are spear marks
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A Platypus can move on land,
but it
has to walk on its knuckles
because the web extends beyond its toes |

Wombats like to live alone |
Echidna |
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The Lyrebird can imitate twenty
bird calls
The male bird displays his lyre-shaped
tail as he performs his act of mimicking
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Dingoes cannot
bark - they let out a mournful cry |
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When it's in a moment of fear,
spokes of scaly skin stiffen like an umbrella around the Frilled Lizard's neck |
With it's large, open, brightly coloured mouth, incisor teeth, and hissing
sound, its bluff can give you a fright
An awesome but amusing spectacle as it
runs off on it's hind legs |
An Aboriginal legend relates
that Bralgah,
a pretty, young girl
was turned into a bird
because she was always dancing
instead of
working
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Brolgas
have kept her height, slenderness and love of dancing ever since |
A male kangaroo is
called a boomer
A female is called a flyer
A baby is called a joey
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