Introduction Did you ever hear of Australia and immediately think it was just another continent in the world? Australia is more than you might think it is, Australia is a beautiful place with inventions of its own and sights to see. From kangaroo’s to the Sydney Opera House, Australia is a wonderful place that is worth the experience.
Location
Australia is in the southwest part of the world, it’s east of Africa, South of Japan, and north of the eastern part of Antarctica. The continent (Australia) is surrounded by the Indian Ocean and the South …show more content…
In Australia many places are great for sight seeing and for tourist alike, and normally the weather is great in the summer having it be 30℃ and 86℉. While visiting beautiful places along the way you should keep an eye out for plants like the botanical specimen found in 1770 by Captain Cook’s crew, they collected 30,000 specimens. If you're looking for a tall gum tree you might find the eucalyptus the second tallest tree in the world that shelters many birds and other creatures, they are mainly located in the rainforests of Australia. When looking for plants and exotic places you might see some animals along the way, like a arctic fox with white fur and small eyes, the cheetah a fast aggressive predator, the hippopotamus a giant mammal that lives near ponds and lakes, and the kangaroo, a mammal with strong legs meant for kicking. Australia is great for sightseeing and more, it’s a lovely place to visit or live …show more content…
( Connecticut’s estimated population is 3,596,677 and Australia’s is 24,234,900.) The people that live in Australia mostly live in urban places because urban places would have hospitals supermarkets and other necessary things. Some well known cities are: Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, and Perth. Australia is 2.99 million sq. (square miles) long and Connecticut is only 5,543 square miles. Australia doesn’t really have a language but many people speak monolingual and english, as for religion some of Australia is 30.1% protestant, 17.1 % Anglican, 5.0% uniting church, and others. In Australia when celebrating a certain festival women wear orange, red, and yellow dresses. They also wear lots of jewelry like rings, necklaces, and earrings. Men wear robes with thick colorful arm bands that go from one shoulder to one’s elbow. The colors on the men’s robes are blue, green, yellow, and
Location
Australia is in the southwest part of the world, it’s east of Africa, South of Japan, and north of the eastern part of Antarctica. The continent (Australia) is surrounded by the Indian Ocean and the South …show more content…
In Australia many places are great for sight seeing and for tourist alike, and normally the weather is great in the summer having it be 30℃ and 86℉. While visiting beautiful places along the way you should keep an eye out for plants like the botanical specimen found in 1770 by Captain Cook’s crew, they collected 30,000 specimens. If you're looking for a tall gum tree you might find the eucalyptus the second tallest tree in the world that shelters many birds and other creatures, they are mainly located in the rainforests of Australia. When looking for plants and exotic places you might see some animals along the way, like a arctic fox with white fur and small eyes, the cheetah a fast aggressive predator, the hippopotamus a giant mammal that lives near ponds and lakes, and the kangaroo, a mammal with strong legs meant for kicking. Australia is great for sightseeing and more, it’s a lovely place to visit or live …show more content…
( Connecticut’s estimated population is 3,596,677 and Australia’s is 24,234,900.) The people that live in Australia mostly live in urban places because urban places would have hospitals supermarkets and other necessary things. Some well known cities are: Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, and Perth. Australia is 2.99 million sq. (square miles) long and Connecticut is only 5,543 square miles. Australia doesn’t really have a language but many people speak monolingual and english, as for religion some of Australia is 30.1% protestant, 17.1 % Anglican, 5.0% uniting church, and others. In Australia when celebrating a certain festival women wear orange, red, and yellow dresses. They also wear lots of jewelry like rings, necklaces, and earrings. Men wear robes with thick colorful arm bands that go from one shoulder to one’s elbow. The colors on the men’s robes are blue, green, yellow, and