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    Australia is home to many unique plant and animal species, with four out of five Australian species being endemic. Marsupials like kangaroos and monotremes that lay eggs are common to Australia. The country also has diverse geography, containing features such as the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru, and MacKenzie Falls. Both plants and animals in Australia's varied natural environments are threatened by invasive species introduced by humans.

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    Australia is home to many unique plant and animal species, with four out of five Australian species being endemic. Marsupials like kangaroos and monotremes that lay eggs are common to Australia. The country also has diverse geography, containing features such as the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru, and MacKenzie Falls. Both plants and animals in Australia's varied natural environments are threatened by invasive species introduced by humans.

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    Epona Naeslund

    The nature and environment in


    Australia
    Animals
    -Four out of five species in Australia are only
    found there (endemic species)
    -Mammals that lay eggs are called monotremes
    -There only three species of monotremes are
    only found in Australia
    -Out of 400 mammals in Australia, 140 are
    marsupials
    Koala Tamanian devil

    Kangaroo
    Opossum

    Wallaby
    Geographical features  -Australia has many various beautiful
    geographical features
     -Like animals, it has many plants species that
    can't be found anywhere else

    Great Barrier reef The Uluru The MacKenzie falls Twelve Apostles
    Desert flame

    Kangaroo paw

    Lilly Pilly

    Canberra bells
    Environment
     Has the most natural environments left on Earth
     Many endangered species in both plants and animals
     Species introduced by humans are often invasive to
    native species

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