Giant wombats, carnivorous kangaroos, the 2.5-tonne Diprotodon australis – the largest marsupial ever to have lived – all these and more (93 species in all) have found their way to what many describe as the “Rosetta Stone” of Australian palaeontology. So, to see the intense study of anc...
From the Sydney Harbour to Uluru, and from historical experiences to animal encounters, check out the 100 best things to do in Australia before you die.
The kangaroos are also from Australia. They are quiet and interesting. The giraffes come from Africa. They have long necks (脖子). They like 67.___ eat leaves. The lions are from Africa, too. They are scary, 68.___ some people don’t like them. We also have pandas. They are from...
5. It lives in Australia and it has a long strong tail and has strong legs. There is a useful bag for its baby. 6. It looks like a cat and has yellow fur and black stripes. 7. It’s large and heavy with thick(厚)fur. It is very strong. 8. It has no legs. Some of them...
to Australia with my mum and dad on July 20 2.Jenny likes to sit in the sun. It's winter there.It's very cold.So we will 3.In the afternoon,Jim will play ping-pong take some sweaters and trousers.We will put on with his friend. our winter coats,too.We will watch kangaroos. 4...
4. Hot Air Balloon Ride Experience the breathtaking beauty of Australia’s Red Centre as you float above the landscape on a mesmerising hot air balloon flight. Book Now 5. Alice Springs Scenic Flight Soar through the outback skies and get a bird’s-eye-view of Alice Springs and the MacDon...
In the center of the grounds you’ll see a tiny Tudor village, like something out of a fairytale. Right next to it is Fairies’ Tree, a centuries old tree stump embellished with carvings of fairies, pixies, kangaroos and emus. Another gem is Cook’s Cottage, the historic home of Captain...
Australia has a vast remote interior, much of it largely untouched. By night, the outback is deathly quiet, with the only light provided by the stars and the moon - a perfect oportunity for stargazing. Explore the isolated heart of the country, meet and connect with Aboriginal people and ex...
Licensed skydivers who wish to skydive on their own should remember to carry logbooks and skydiving licenses. Those travelling with young people should note that children under the age of 14 are not permitted to skydive in Australia. There is also a weight limit of 100 kg (220 lb). ...