https://padlet.com/kc0l1thqdd/aqsx49j9umyr Australian wildlife en-us 2018-04-04 06:48:20 UTC 2018-04-14 09:08:12 UTC hello@padlet.com kc0l1thqdd https://padlet.com/kc0l1thqdd/aqsx49j9umyr/wish/248384102
There is 386 identified mammals species native to Australia.

How many of different species:
386 mammals
828 birds
917 reptiles
227 amphibians
5000 fish
and 2575 arachnids
and more that we didn´t find.

In total there is 9933 animal species. (well there is more but I didn´t want to look after them)]]> 2018-04-04 06:53:43 UTC https://padlet.com/kc0l1thqdd/aqsx49j9umyr/wish/248384102 kc0l1thqdd https://padlet.com/kc0l1thqdd/aqsx49j9umyr/wish/248389550
Australia has a very unique "animal kingdom".
45 million years of geographical isolation combined with unpredictable climate change and other factors, have done that the animal life have evolved without having an effect on the world.

some of the most know animals from Australia is:
The kangaroo
emu
koala
platypus
dingo
and the saltwater crocodile. (or saltie in ausssie slang)]]> 2018-04-04 07:19:09 UTC https://padlet.com/kc0l1thqdd/aqsx49j9umyr/wish/248389550 gabr0778 https://padlet.com/kc0l1thqdd/aqsx49j9umyr/wish/249155398
There are three subclasses of mammals, placental mammals which carry their "children" in a womb with a placenta, and deliver a relatively full-formed infant. Marsupials which do not have a placenta and deliver a relatively un-formed infant that continues its development inside an external pouch, nourishing itself with milk from the mothers mammary glands, and then there is monotremes which lay eggs.

]]> 2018-04-06 09:28:18 UTC https://padlet.com/kc0l1thqdd/aqsx49j9umyr/wish/249155398 gabr0778 https://padlet.com/kc0l1thqdd/aqsx49j9umyr/wish/249670208 2018-04-09 07:17:25 UTC https://padlet.com/kc0l1thqdd/aqsx49j9umyr/wish/249670208