A rare animal endemic to Australia

Australia's unique animal, which has the habit of throwing children away when in danger, has become an endangered animal.

Kangaroos, koalas, platypus, ostriches, kangaroos, etc. The kangaroo is a marsupial animal belonging to the order Kangaroo, and its main type is found in mainland Australia and parts of Papua New Guinea. Some of these species are unique to Australia.

Different species of kangaroos live in a variety of different natural environments in Australia, from cool-climate rainforests and desert plains to tropical regions. Kangaroos are the highest and farthest mammals.

Koalas are Australia's national treasures and Australia's exotic and precious original arboreal animals. Koalas are koalas of the koala family, a genus of koalas, with an obese body, messy and thick hair, and no tail. Adult koalas are about 70-80 cm long, weigh about 10 kg, have a light gray to light yellow body, a relatively bright color around the abdomen, a bare, large and round nose, a round head, very fluffy hair on the ears, very strong claws on the forelimbs, and are good at rock climbing.

Koalas spend most of their guessing time in trees, and almost all their lives in eucalyptus trees. It spends much of the day sleeping, less than 10% foraging for food, and the rest of the time mostly sitting still.

Australian animals include the national treasure kangaroo, the national bird emu, koala, the Australian platypus, and the Australian black swan.

1. National treasure kangaroo

Kangaroos are Australia's endemic creatures and are also Australia's national image internationally. Kangaroos jump forward, and can jump their tails as support at a time to maintain balance. Australia put its kangaroo on its coat of arms because kangaroos are creatures that only move forward.

This enterprising spirit also represents the spiritual beliefs of Australia as a nation.

2. The national bird emu

On the coat of arms, you can also see another creature endemic to Australia, a bird, this bird is called the emu. Speaking of this emu, it is actually Australia's national bird.

3. Koala

Koala, in fact, his original name was Kekale, in fact, the local name ** means "do not drink water". Koalas sleep about 18 hours a day and generally live only in eucalyptus forests, where they get all the water they need. Australian koalas really only know that they want to drink water when they are sick and in drought.

4. Australian platypus

This is the most unique species found in Australia. Australia's monopore mammals are found between Cape York in eastern Australia and South Australia, and also inhabit the island of Tasmania. It is the oldest and most primitive mammal, appearing as early as 25 million years ago.

Its own structure provides much evidence that mammals evolved from reptiles.

5. Australian black swan

Before the discovery of the Australian black swan, everyone thought that the swans were white, and it was not until the black swans were discovered that this myth was broken! And this discovery directly collapsed the original cognition!

The animals of Australia are:

1. Kangaroos: Kangaroos are undoubtedly the most remarkable and iconic animals endemic to Australia, and they are more numerous in Australia than humans. Using their powerful hind legs, they can jump up to 15 feet at a time.

The kangaroo is Australia's national symbol and the only mammal whose main locomotion is jumping. 2. Koalas: It is more closely related to kangaroos than bears, koalas usually live in eucalyptus forests, and they have gray or brown fur.

They can live without water for a long time, and most of their water needs are obtained from the eucalyptus leaves they eat. The species is about 6 cm to 85 cm long and weighs about 14 kg.