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Australian wildlife Australian wildlife, as well as flora, is mostly represented by animals that live only in this area and are not found on other continents. The main representatives are the platypus and the echidna. The platypus is a fluffy animal with an elongated nose, webbed feet, and a flat tail. He lays eggs, and when the offspring hatch, feeds them milk. When the first colonizers saw the sketches of this animal, they thought it was just a fiction that you can not find in the nature of the animal with the head of a duck, the tail of a beaver and the body of an otter...

Australia's wildlife is represented by a variety of species living in small climatic zones, which create favorable conditions for the development of one particular kind of animal or plant. However, they are doomed to death if the area disappears or the conditions become unfavorable for further development and existence. For example, kangaroos - this species has learned to use less energy by jumping. This means he needs less writing, which has helped him survive in arid savannahs and semi-deserts...

In these articles, I'll write about the nature of Australia. It will consist of three parts. I will leave the links at the end of the article. Have a nice reading, everybody! The geographical location of Australia The southern hemisphere of the Earth is home to the isolated island of Oceania, where Australia is located. It is a picturesque, sparsely populated country with primitive flora and fauna. The name of the mainland comes from the Latin word australis - "southern". In primitive times, the...

The Valley of the Gods in Himachal Pradesh, which stretches for 50 km along the river Beas. The second name of this place is Kulu Valley. The southern border of Olina is the Dhaula-Dharom mountain system. The hills of Pir Panjala serve as the northern boundary of the valley. Tourists are attracted by the emerald color of the mountain slopes, crystal-clear waterfalls, and snow-capped mountain peaks. Special attention should be paid to Nagar village in Kulu valley, where ancient cult buildings, Hindu temples, ruins of Pandav Castle, Raja Palace are preserved...

The animal world of India India's animal world, like its flora, is very diverse. Rodents, hyenas, and leopards live in tall grasslands. There are about 200 varieties of snakes, of which about 50 species are poisonous. The largest snake in India is the royal cobra. Indian rhinoceroses, wild buffalo, bears, jackals, Indian wolves, and foxes can be seen in areas with small shrubs. A very beautiful and graceful animal of the Indian forest is the Garna antelope. Ravens, Malabar parrots, and peacocks sit on the branches of tropical trees...