Aussie animals

Australian dingo.

Well, one of them is smaller than the other, but is it the wallaby or the kangaroo? AnimalSake gives you easy-to-spot differences between the wallaby and the kangaroo.

East Coast Natureworld in Bicheno is Tasmania's premier wildlife park. See the Tasmanian devil in a natural habitat and don't miss the nightly Devils in the Dark @ Nature World tour. Book an encounter with a Tassie devil, wombat or echidna and feed the kangaroos. Unlike a zoo, we are a wildlife sanctuary on the Great Eastern Drive near Douglas Apsley National Park, Freycinet and Bay of Fires.

We’ve written about the amazing wildlife in the Australian outback many times before but we’ve never touched on exactly how these incredible animals survive. Every animal is different however there are a few common traits that many outback dwelling animals have that collectively help them survive in such extreme conditions. Keeping Cool Despite daily searing heat, there are many different ways animals keep cool in the outback. One common way is to burrow underground! Though the surface is…

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This beautiful wrapping paper will add extra impact when giving your Australian gift. The wrapping paper has been made in Australia and designed by WilsonPayne. Based on the Aussie Wildlife Teatowel, this gift wrap has been assembled into a collage of flora and fauna to capture the essence of Australia. Kangaroos, Wombats, Pink Galahs, Echidnas and Possums as well as Golden Wattle and Bottlebrush are featured on the wrapping paper. Printed in Australia on 113gsm acid free, FSC accredited…

The Quokka, known as 'the happiest animal in the world', is native to small islands off the coast of Western Australia.