Dangerous animals
Cuddliest animals
mixede
Beach life
Australia´s history
100

Say the name of three dangerous animals in Australia?

The sea wasp, the blue-ringed octopus,the saltwater crocodile, the great white shark,the tiger shark, the taipan, the tiger snake, the funnel-web spider, the red-back spider

100

Say the name of three cuddliest animals in Australia?

The kangaroo, The possum, The koala, The bandicoot, The wombat, The platypus and the tasmanian devil

100

What is the most popular thing to see in Australia?

uluru

100

What is the name of the most famous beach in Australia?

Bondi beach

100

how many years have aborigens live in Australia?

for more than 40,000 years

200

What species are the tiger shark? 

 Fish

200

What species is the kangaroo?

Mammal, marsupial

200

What is the returning bomerang used to?

is used for sports our playing

200

What is the most famous game to play on the bach

Beach volleyball

200

When was uluru sighted by Europeans for the first time?

in year 1873

300

What species is The Funnel-web spider?

Arachind

300

What eat the possum?

It lives on insects

300

what colour is the flag of the aborginies?

Black, Yellow and red

300

whitch year became surfing af very populare water sport? 

1914

300

When Sydney opera house opens?

in year 1973

400

Why is the tiger snake dangerous?

The bite of the tigeer snake is lethal 

400

Where live the wombat?

It lives in burrows.Wombat are not very social

400

What is a didgeridoo?

A didgeridoo is a instrument there is very old 

400

How long is bondi beach?

0.62 miles
400

what happend whith the dingos in 3000?

Dingos appear in Australia

500

Why is the Saltwater crocodile dangerous?

The slatwater crocodile is difficult to spot and itś bite i lethal

500

How long can the platypus live?

It can live up to 12 years

500

what did wildlife do?

they protect the natur and the crocodiles

500

When was the last shark atack on bondi beach?

1937

500
what happend in Australia in 1787

The first English convicts arrive