There are many physical features because this continent was isolated from other continents millions of years ago.
Australia has unique plants and animals. 80% of the plants there are naturally invisible in other parts of the world. They have wet and dry hard forests, bushes, rainforests and so on. There are special types of animals here, such as marsupials and monotremes. This is because their natural enemies and competitors do not exist. Other animals such as reptiles, amphibians and birds are also very different there. They have all developed functions suitable for the Australian environment.
Australia doesn't have many water resources, but they have many other resources, such as minerals and energy. The most important export minerals are iron ore and bauxite. Most of them can be found in the western plateau. Energy such as fuel comes from swamps buried millions of years ago.
Australia has a unique landform. This is the flattest and lowest continent on earth. The highest mountain there (Kosciusko Mountain) is 2228 meters high.
The largest watershed here is the Murry-Daring watershed. It owns Murray River and Darling River, which flow to Greater Australia.
Australians are also unique. Australia is a multicultural country with people from different cultural backgrounds. It has the most cultural diversity in the world.
So as we can see, Australia is a very unique country with unique natural and human characteristics.
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Part of the information in this section is taken from: Margaret Nicholson. Pocket Australian fact book. Australia, Linwood (Victoria), Australia, 1999.
Some information here comes from: Nicholson, Margaret. Handbook of Australian Common Sense, Penguin Publishing House, Victoria, Australia, 1999.
General facts and general knowledge
Australia is a land full of contrast and diversity. Its landforms range from deserts and bushes in the middle, to rainforests in the north, and then to snowfields in the southeast. Australia's nearest neighbor is Papua New Guinea, 200 kilometers north. Australia is located in the west of New Zealand1920km and 2000km north of Antarctica.
Australia is a diverse continent, with deserts and uncultivated areas in the central region, tropical rainforests in the north and vast snowfields in the southeast. Australia's nearest neighbor is Papua New Guinea, 200 kilometers north of it. Australia is located in the west of New Zealand1920km and 2000km north of Antarctica.
(The following information is based on data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics)
The following data are from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Some facts about Australians that you may not know ...
Some Australian knowledge that you may not have noticed:
About a quarter of Australians were born in other countries.
About a quarter of Australians have one or both parents born overseas.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people make up about 2% of the population.
About 17% of Australians speak languages other than English at home.
There are 170 indigenous and Torres Strait Islander languages.
There are 100 different nationalities.
About 70% of "Australians" live in one of the eight major cities.
A quarter of Australians were born in other countries.
Almost a quarter of Australians have one or both parents born in other countries.
Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders make up nearly 2% of Australia's population.
Nearly 17% of Australians speak languages other than English at home.
There are 170 indigenous and Torres Strait Islander languages.
There are more than 100 pagan groups.
Nearly 70% of Australians live in eight major cities.
Some facts about South Australia that you may not know. ...
Things you may not know in South Australia
Most South Australians (about 75%) live in Adelaide and its surrounding areas.
The indigenous people in Adelaide are Kauna people.
Most South Australians (about 75%) live in or near Adelaide.
The natives of Adelaide are the Kaunas.