Last updated 16 March 2004

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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.

Koalas look cute but their claws inflict great pain

 

Emu

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

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

 

The Lyrebird can imitate twenty bird calls

The male bird displays his lyre-shaped tail as he performs his act of mimicking

 

 

 

 

Dingoes cannot bark - they let out a mournful cry

 

 

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

 

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