I. Letters A-Z

Aborigines pg. 8

Boomerang pg. 9

Canberra pg. 10

Dingo pg. 11

Emu pg. 12

Fallow Deer pg. 13

Great Barrier Reef pg. 14

Helena Gum Moth pg. 15

Imperial Jezebel pg. 16

Jungle Carpet Snake pg. 17

Koala pg. 18

Land Down Under pg. 19

Marsupial pg 20

Nobbi Dragon pg. 21

Outback pg. 22

Penal Colony pg. 23

Queensland pg. 24

Rugby pg. 25

Syndey Opera House pg. 26

Tasmanian Devil pg. 27

Uluru pg. 28

Victoria pg. 29

Wool pg. 30

Xerarch pg. 31

Yellow Footed Wallaby pg. 32

Zebra Blue Butterfly pg. 33

II. Index pg.34-36

III. Glossary pg. 37

is for Great Barrier Reef. The Great Barrier Reef has 3,000 coral reefs and over 1,625 types of fish.

is for Helena Gum Moth. It is found on the eastern coast of Australia. It's large grows on eucalyptus trees.

is for Imperial Jezebel. Its an insect found in Victoria and eastern New South Wales.

is for Jungle Carpet Python. This snake is found in the Queensland rainforest.

is for Koala. Koalas are tree dwellers that sleep for nearly 20 hours a day.

is for "Land Down Under"

Land Down Under is a nickname for Australia (due to the fact that it is located below the equator).

is for Marsupial. A marsupial is a type of mammal that are known for carrying their young within a front pouch. Marsupial's include:

Kangaroos, Koalas, Wombats, etc.

is for Nobbi Dragon.

A Nobbi Dragon is a lizard. There are two different subspecies found in Australia.

is for Outback. The Outback is the desert area within Australia.

is for Penal Colony. Australia was first colonized by exiled British prisoners. Britain's prisons were over-crowded at the time.