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Bilby
A marsupial with a little difference, the Bilby belongs to the bandicoot group or family and is about the size
of a domestic cat. Their stand-out feature is their large ears.
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Kangaroo
Most people around the world know a little about our famous long tailed, jumping marsupial.
But not many are aware that the Kangaroo with the Emus never take a backward step. They always more forward.
That's why they were selected as symbols of Australia.
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Koala
Another unique Australian marsupial, unlike the kangaroo that spends its life hopping around at ground level, the
koala lives in the trees. To be a little more accurate gum trees.
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Kookaburra
Our most favourite bird. It is very typical of Australia to have a bird whose laughter can be heard all over
the country.
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