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Australia
Koalas in the gum trees, kangaroos across the red centre, and wildlife found nowhere else on Earth.
Wildlife overview
Australia is a continent of marsupials and monotremes — animals that evolved in isolation for millions of years. Eucalyptus forests hold sleepy koalas, the outback hops with kangaroos and wallabies, and the reefs and coasts add a marine layer found nowhere else.
For Catch'Um collectors, Australia is unmistakable territory: creatures that look like nowhere else on the planet, in landscapes from tropical rainforest to sun-baked desert.
Popular discoveries
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Koala — Australia's sleepy tree hugger — a marsupial that lives on toxic eucalyptus leaves and rarely comes down to the ground.
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Kangaroo — The bounder of the red centre — a marsupial that crosses the outback in leaps and carries its joey in a built-in pouch.
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Great White Shark — The ocean's apex predator — a torpedo of muscle and teeth whose reputation overshadows its vital role at the top of the marine food chain.
Best places to spot wildlife
Great Ocean Road
Victoria
Coastal eucalyptus forest and Kennett River's wild koalas — one of the most reliable places to spot them in the wild.
Kangaroo Island
South Australia
Kangaroos, koalas, and sea lions on an island sanctuary off Adelaide — compact Australian wildlife in one place.
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
Northern Territory
Red centre country where red kangaroos graze at dawn against the backdrop of Uluru.
Daintree Rainforest
Queensland
Ancient tropical forest at the edge of the Great Barrier Reef — cassowaries, tree kangaroos, and forest birds.
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