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Hint
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Animal
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Iconic hopper with strong legs and a pouch for its young
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Kangaroo
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Sleepy eucalyptus eater with a bear-like face
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Koala
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Flightless bird that runs fast across the Outback
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Emu
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Egg-laying mammal with a duck bill and webbed feet
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Platypus
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Spiny monotreme that eats ants and lays eggs
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Echidna
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Wild dog of the bush, controversial predator
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Dingo
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Small marsupial that glides between trees at night
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Sugar Glider
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Fierce scavenger with a strong bite and loud screech
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Tasmanian Devil
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Mini kangaroo that bounces through forest and scrubland
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Wallaby
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Tiny smiling marsupial famous for cute selfies
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Quokka
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Opens a large neck frill when threatened, runs on hind legs
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Frilled Lizard
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Dangerous, flightless bird you should be "wary" about
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Cassowary
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Fat lizard with a vivid blue tongue for defense
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Blue-Tongued Skink
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Arboreal version of a kangaroo, found in Australia and PNG
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Tree Kangaroo
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Intelligent, mischievous parrot from New Zealand
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Kea
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Ancient reptile from NZ, not a true lizard
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Tuatara
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Fat, flightless nocturnal parrot, critically endangered
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Kākāpō
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Smallest penguin species, nests on Australia's coasts
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Little Penguin
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Burrowing marsupial with cube-shaped excrement
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Wombat
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Master mimic, copies chainsaws, cameras, and other birds
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Lyrebird
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Friendly frog that croaks loudly after rain
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Australian Green Tree Frog
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Striped termite eater with a long tongue
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Numbat
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Spiky lizard that drinks water through its skin
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Thorny Devil
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Large fruit bat with a fox-like face
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Flying Fox
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Tall crane famous for its elaborate dancing
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Brolga
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One of the world's most venomous snakes
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Eastern Brown Snake
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Marine mammal found on southern coasts and islands
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Australian Sea Lion
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Black and yellow striped frog found in alpine wetlands
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Corroboree Frog
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Playful swimmer with long whiskers and flippers
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New Zealand Fur Seal
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Venomous spider with a red stripe on its abdomen, not a black widow
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Redback Spider
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One of the world's rarest dolphins found only near NZ North Island
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Māui Dolphin
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accept blue-tongue(d) lizard for blue-tongue(d) skink
accept fairy penguin/blue penguin for little penguin