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 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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Dingo

The dingo is a magnificent animal and Australia's very own unique wild dog.

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Wombat

The Combat Wombat is a True Blue Sydney Aussie they are slow moving happy critters that should never be underestimated.

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Platypus

The Australian duck billed platypus is one of the most unusual and cleverest animals on the planet. Scientists and biologists have long argued over whether God just simply had a sense of humor or if this unusual creature was a throw-back to a lot of mixed breeding.

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Tasmanian Devil

Another of Australia's most unique animals this whiskered, stocky and muscular creature resembles a a large fat puppy. With a dog-like head it has dark brown fur with a uniform white strip around the front of it's neck almost resembling a footy jumper!

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Crocodile

The Saltwater Crocodile is the world's largest reptile growing up to lengths of seven metres or more with the average size being around four meters.

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Brush Tailed Possum

A nocturnal marsupial the common possum eats mostly Eucalyptus leaves but they are rarely the sole diet. It has adapted well around humans and loves a hand-out of fruit and vegetable scraps and other left-overs.

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