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he Australian Estuarine or Saltwater Crocodile  can be found all across north Australia. Australian saltwater crocodiles are the largest reptile in the world in terms of mass (can be over 1000kg), and the largest crocodile with a confirmed measurement. Crocodiles are known to have a bite stronger than a lion's, so beware. (thanks outback-australia-travel-secrets.com)

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Australia.com
australia.gov.au
britannica.com
goingrank.com.au
australianhistory.org
worldtravelguide.net
kimberleyaustralia.com
adventuremumma.com
aboriginal-art-australia.com
australiangeographic.com.au
telegraph.co.uk
didgeridoobreath.com
worldmusic.net
google
outback-australia-travel-secrets.com

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Traditional aboriginal music has the sounds of voice, bilma (clapsticks) and yidaki (didgeridoo)  The Didgeridoo is a wind instrument and researchers have suggested it may be the world's oldest musical instrument (around 40,000 years old!) (thanks www.didgeridoobreath.com and worldmusic.net)

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Australian aborigines ✌ Australian aboriginal music

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The aboriginal people created many items. these are just a few of them...
The boomerang was used for hunting and it's remarkable return flight made it famous around the  world. The woomera is another unique aboriginal invention that uses leverage to allow a spear to be thrown up to three times further. Wow, that's impressive! (thanks .australiangeographic.com.au for the information)

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Aboriginal culture dates back as far as between 60,000 to 80,000 years (wow that's a long time!) Ochres (pigment that comes from natural substances)were used to paint on rocks (why rocks you ask? well they didn't have paper or even papyrus)Aboriginal art differs in character and style depending on where the artist lives and what language the artist speaks. (thank you aboriginal-art-australia.com for the information)

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The Murray River flows about 1,570 m {2,530 km} and is named after colonial secretary sir George Murray. {Thanks Britannica.com}

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Work started on the opera house in 1959, with 10,000 builders working on it.The Sydney Opera House’s construction cost $AUS 102 million (£60 million)(aka a LOT of money).Queen Elizabeth II opened the Sydney Opera House on October 20, 1973. (thank you www.telegraph.co.uk for the information)

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The great barrier reef is the world's largest reef system.(thanks australia.com) The first Great Barrier Reef dried up and regrew dozens of times (every time there was an ice age). (adventuremumma.com)

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Australia is the only country that is a country and a continent.

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In broome many different type of people lived there including  Chinese,Europeans,Japanese,Malays,Filipinos and Japanese .It was also  first found by Abel Tasman.{thanks Kimberleyaustralia.com }

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Most of the people living in Australia are living in the eastern and southeastern parts of Australia, in Queensland, New South Wales, Tasmania and in Victoria.(thank you worldtravelguide.net)

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The barossa valley is mostly known for its red wine,and originally 'found' by Germans though there was also a mix of english.

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Australia is full of vast plains "(that) sometimes (look like) the colour of dried blood" says britannica.com. "A good deal of the central depression and western plateau is indeed desert" britannica continues. Australia consists of two land masses: mainland Australia and Tasmania.Australia is considered to be one of the driest continents on earth.(thank you goingrank.com.au)

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The Sydney settlement consisted of convicts (about 850 criminals running around), guards, and officers who were all led by Governor Arthur Phillip. The new colony,  Sydney, was having a rough time growing food  and they didn't know how to grow food on the type of soil that was available to them(sound familiar?) Since they couldn't grow food, they sent a boat out to get food.(thanks australianhistory.org)

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Australia was, just as America and Canada were, a British colony (man, the British had a lot of colonies, right?) But they didn't become independent until 1901 (thanks australia.gov.au)

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Australia is divided into 7 states and territories : Western Australia, Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland,  New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory or ACT, Victoria and an island called Tasmania.

Thank you Australia.com for the information

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The Cassowary lives in  northeastern Australia (thanks again Google) and  they will peck at you and can chase you at a speed of 31 m/hr. Imagine a rooster  attack except the rooster is 10 times bigger.

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Kangaroos seem super cute, right? But in the wild, they can (literally) fight. They throw punches and kick you (HARD i presume)

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Some animals you DON'T want to mess with

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Some animals you DON'T want to mess with

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Australia is full of dangerous animals. And trust me, some are more tame at the zoo.

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Australia is a country in Oceania and is full of very diverse (and very dangerous) wildlife. It also has a history that is similar to America's.

Thank you Google for some of the information