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The document outlines the 'Australian Environment, Wildlife and Conservation' course offered by the University of New South Wales as part of their Study Abroad Summer School program in 2012. It provides a comprehensive overview of the course syllabus, objectives, assessment methods, and itinerary, which includes field trips to various Australian ecosystems such as Kakadu National Park, the Blue Mountains, and the Great Barrier Reef. The course emphasizes understanding human impacts on the environment, Aboriginal cultural perspectives, and conservation management principles. Additionally, it includes practical travel arrangements and general information for participants.

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What is the largest predator in Australia?

Australias environmental reputation is shameful, as we claim the top spot of having the worlds worst mammal extinction rate. Iconic animals like the east coast koala and greater gliders are being pushed to the brink of extinction as critical forest habitat continues to be destroyed due to loopholes in the EPBC Act.

What is the big predator in Australia?

The Dingo is Australias largest terrestrial carnivore, though it occasionally eats plants and fruits. Theyre opportunistic hunters, but will also scavenge food. The bulk of their diet is made up of meat: they eat kangaroos, wallabies, feral pigs, wombats, small mammals (rabbits, rodents), birds and lizards.

What is the biggest creature in Australia?

Famous for their trademark pouches, the red kangaroo is the biggest mammal in all of Australia. It lives in central Australia, far inland and away from the coast. These kangaroos can weigh up to 88 pounds, and jump up to 9 feet in a single bound.

Which animal is mostly found in Australia?

The top 10 Australian animals Wombat. Platypus. Kangaroo. Western grey kangaroo, Kangaroo Island. Tasmanian devil. Tasmanian devil, Cradle Mountain. Emu. Emu, Flinders Ranges. Cassowary. Cassowary, Daintree Rainforest. Echidna. Echidna, Kangaroo Island. Wallaby. Black-flanked rock-wallaby, Cape Range National Park.

Are there any predator animals in Australia?

Brown Snakes, Estuarine Crocodiles and White Sharks are formidable predators and pose dangers to humans.

What kind of wildlife does Australia have?

Equally beautiful is the Ningaloo Reef where whales, dolphins, dugongs, manta rays, huge cod, turtles and whale sharks live in abundance. The outback: Australia is the driest inhabited continent, but even our deserts have animals. Look out for the red kangaroo, plus emus, dingoes and even wild camels.

Why is Australian wildlife so different?

Some people say its because Australia was an island that broke off from the world millions of years ago, Stalf says. Its been isolated, so it has evolved differently.

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