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Australia is well known for their cuddly koalas, but they are not the only adorable native animals we have. From wombats to possums there are so many special and unique animals to see in Australia. Some can only be found in certain areas, some are easily seen in the wild life, and some are favourites of our zoos. Read on to learn about our favourite Australian native animals. From wombats to possums there are so many special and unique animals to see in Australia Koalas Despite the nickname…

Where to See Native Australian Animals: an Epic Australia Roadtrip When I was a kid growing up in upstate New York, I had a big map of Australia on my wall. It was covered with illustrations of native Australian animals to show where they lived. Australia was literally the farthest place away from me in the entire world and it was filled with bizarre creatures, the likes of which I had never seen. At age 12 I couldn't imagine anything more exotic or foreign or adventurous than traveling…

Ao longo dos anos, diversas espécies desaparecem do planeta, principalmente aquelas consideradas raras. Animais extintos ou em processo de extinção somem da fauna de todo o mundo por diferentes motivos, mas os maiores deles são causados pelos humanos, como a caça predatória e a destruição dos habitats naturais. Alterações climáticas, desastres ambientais, doenças desconhecidas ou […]

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The common name refers to its preference for sugary nectarous foods and ability to glide through the air, much like a flying squirrel. Due to convergent evolution, they have very similar appearance and habits to the flying squirrel, but are not closely related. The scientific name, Petaurus breviceps, translates from Latin as "short-headed rope-dancer", a reference to their canopy acrobatics.

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