The Beauty of Typical Australian Fauna in 50 Pictures
Down Under, we find a great range of different species. Due to the continent’s long geographic isolation, and tectonic stability, most animals living in Australia are found nowhere else in the world.
Best-known are the marsupials. They are the group of mammals commonly thought of as pouched mammals. They stay in the pouch till they are fully developed.
The kookaburra and the cassowary are two of the many unique birds. And last but not least, there are many deadly animals like crocodiles, snakes and sharks, spiders and jellyfish.
A beautiful country, with a huge variety of animals. Here’s a selection of the 50 typical animals from Down Under.
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author: Ratabago
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Koala
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Galah
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Kookaburra
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box jellyfish
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Kangaroo with Joey
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Dingo
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Black Swan
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Tasmanian Devil
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Yellow Footed Rock Wallabies
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Sulphur-crested Cockatoos
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Platypus
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Wombat
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Australian Blue Tongue
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Barramundi
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Doonside Australia
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Breaching humpback whale
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Redback spider
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Eastern water dragon on rock
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Flying Fox
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Young Echidna
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esturine crocodile
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White Lipped Green Tree Frog
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Southern Cassowary
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possum
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Eastern Long-Necked Turtle
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splendid fairy wren
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sugar glider
author: Leo Reynolds
Australian Leaf Insect
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Frogmouth Owl
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Meet Winifred – an 8 week old wombat
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The Monitor Lizard
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Emu
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Dugong
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Mud Skipper
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Little Penguins
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red kangaroo
author: Jaymi Heimbuch
Ulysses Butterfly
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water dragon
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Coral and Fish
author: richard ling
Australian Pelican
author: Lip Kee
tree-kangaroo
author: swh
Sacred Kingfisher
author: marj_k
rainbow-lorikeet
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Numbat
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Wedge-tailed Eagle
author: kookr
flikfrog
author: pointr
Bush fly
author: Ratabago
Butterflies of Kuranda
author: Gary Hayes
Blue Beauty
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Crimson Rosella
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the Possum picture is actually an “OPOSSUM” which is not australian.
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Not a bad collectiion but I can tell you with out a doubt that the fish called “Barramundi” is most definately not an Australian Barramundi. It is more likely to be some sort of cod. If you google barramundi you will see that it’s not like one at all
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