Our animal is Quokka

Quokkas are threatened by bushfires deforestation and introduced animals like foxes and cats. did you know that quokka mothers will sacrifice their young to get away from a predator. The population on Rottnest island is between 7,500 and 15,000. Quokkas have a 81% chance of surviving every year

numbats live in the eucalypt woodlands and forests

the lil' guys endangered cuz of feral pigs :((

they live in tropical aus like queensland ect

they mostly eat jellyfish, sea-cucumbers and coral.

1-Numbats are usually found in Western Australia around Perth.

2-Numbats eat about 20,000 termites per day.

3-Numbats are endangered because of habitat loss, foxes, and bushfires mainly.

4-Numbats are commonly known as banded anteaters

5- Numbats sleep in hollow logs , tree hollows or dig hollows in the ground

6- The population of Numbats is 26.97M.

7- They are related to tasmanian tiger

8- THEY DONT HAVE TEETH?!

9- They have a looooong sticky tounge :)

10-Numbats are really good swimmers

11-Numbats can run up to 50km/h

they are MASSIVELY cute and IMAGINE if they went extinct, how CRAZY would that be

one of the Kookaburra'z threats is habitat loss because they live in trees and people cut down trees and stuff. sad, right? hmm...

byeee!

Mica

Ps. im working with Charlotte

Natural threats are also a big danger for them like, weather, bushfires and droughts.

Humans also pose a threat to kangaroos. They normally get run over by cars and humans take over their territory's and habitats.

Invasive species also are MASSIVE threats to kangaroos such as foxes who prey on young Kangaroos.

the biggest threat to tasmanian devils is devil facial tumour disease (DFTD), which is a contagious cancer.

Kangaroos are very strong due to there upper body strength. All Kangaroos are left handed.

Threats

:Habitat loss

:Climate change

our animal is a Bilby

Bilbies are critically endangered due to several factors, including the introduction of predators like foxes and cats, habitat loss due to land clearing and urban development, and competition with introduced species for food and resources

A big threat to the Echidna is habitat loss, due to clearing land for farming and housing purposes.

they are endangered because of losing 87% of their woodland breeding habitat. There are less than 8,000 cockatoos left. Peregrine Falcons, Little Eagles and Wedgetail Eagles are killing the cockatoos too.

they also suffer to diseases such as Sarcoptic mange, a skin disease caused by mites which normally kills younger wombats.

They are also sometimes considered pests for farmers and get shot.

There is only around 400 h

The threats to the purple crowned fairywren are:

. Deforestation

. Feral animals

. Flash floods- Weaken trees

. Bushfires- Once they crown, (pun intended) there is no way to stop them.

. Drought

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Amount: 5000-9800 are left

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P.S. I'm working with Mica

the red belly black snake is threatened by habitat loss. They rely on a specific environment like the wetlands rivers and rainforests. They are commonly known in NSW, I remember I found one in the rainforest, it was kind. They eat frogs, mice, fish, tadpoles, frogs, and mammals. With losing there environment, it shortens the stuff that they can eat.

Mica

The corroboree frog is endangered from a nasty fungus disease. They are 2.5 to 3 cm long. They are yellow, black and are poisonous.