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Why THIS Country Has The Deadliest Skin Cancer

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In December, Australia's beaches are usually crowded with sunbathers and surfers. They know that because of a hole in Earth's atmosphere, they are at risk of getting more than sunburn at the beach. they could also get skin cancer.

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Miniature penguins waddle ashore each night after dark. The swans you see on lakes are black, not white. You might even see a very odd animal that looks like a cross between a duck and a beaver a few of the country's curious creatures. these animals live in australia

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Sunny December in the Southern Hemisphere As you recall, Australia is in the Southern Hemisphere. Its seasons are the opposite of those in the northern half of the world. Summer there starts in December and runs through March.

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33.4 New Relationships with Near Neighbors

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33.4 New Relationships with Near Neighbors

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After independence, Australians created a “white Australia” immigration policy. . Any person who wanted to immigrate had to pass a “dictation test.” Those who could not were turned away. This test limited immigration mainly to white Europeans.

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The Aborigines believe in a time long ago that they call the Dreamtime. These spirits formed the land and created people. Land is sacred to Aborigines. To Europeans, land was something to be owned and used.

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Australia is the only country in the world that is also a continent. It is set off from the rest of the world by the vast Pacific and Indian oceans. Australia gets its name from the Latin word australis, which means “southern.” Australians also call their country “Down Under” because on maps it lies “under” the equator.

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Well as you can guess the ozone hole is well a hole in the ozone layer.

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Try to picture how Australia must have looked to European explorers when they first arrived there more than 200 years ago. It probably seemed a very odd place. Winter came in July. Summer heat peaked in January. Animals hopped around, carrying their young in pouches. The land was flat and very dry. Even the patterns of stars in the night sky looked strange.