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Australia: Australian Animals (Part 2)

Second part of the ppt about Australian animals (here you can find dangerous animals). Hope you like it!

Level:intermediate
Age: 10-17
Format: PowerPoint
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*civii11*	posted by civii11 20130815 thanks
*Hazza*	posted by Hazza 20130815 and again!
*2tiresome*	risks of getting injured or killed? posted by 2tiresome 20130815 I teach my students about Australian culture mostly because some of them go to Sydney on a study abroad program. Although Australia has venomous* spiders and snakes (21 of the world´s 25 most venomous snakes are found in Australia), statistically, very few people are bitten.( To put it another way, the risk of getting bitten by a Redback spider or venomous snake is almost zero). So to avoid unduly alarming potential visitors, you should include this kind of information. *You should also teach the difference between ´poisonous,´ and ´venomous.´ E,g, cane toads are poisonous if eaten by other animals, but they are not venomous. Whereas Inland Taipan snakes are extremely venomous.
*2tiresome*	cane toads posted by 2tiresome 20130815 Don´t forget cane toads. Here´s a link to a great video that tells us more than you might want to know about these delightful originally non-native creatures.
*2tiresome*	oops let´s try this again posted by 2tiresome 20130815 Here´s the link to the Youtube cane toad vid. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSsUXMjXXp4
*nataliaalmoines*	thanks for sharing :)) posted by nataliaalmoines 20130815