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Tree Kangoroo

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Sighting a Tree Kangaroo is unlikely as they have been listed as rare.

Koala

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The small and cute Koala is a favourite species of Australians and tourists alike.

Echidna

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Echidnas are an odd looking animal, with spines of it's back.

Freshwater Crocodile

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The Freshwater Crocodile is the smaller, quieter and more timid version of the Crocodile.

Wombat

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Primarily nocturnal, Wombats are rarely seen in the wild as they live in burrows.

Tasmanian Devil

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Found only in the wilds of Tasmania, the Tasmanian Devil is the largest of the Marsupial carnivores.

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