Common death adders are one of the most venomous snakes in Australia and the world. They are found in eastern as well as southern Australia and grow to about half a meter in length.
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Swamp wallabies are found along Australia's eastern coast. Swamp wallabies feed on vegetation at night and take refuge in thick forest undergrowth during the day.
Graceful tree frogs are found along the eastern coast of Australia. They are known for their green coloring with yellow side and eyebrow markings. Graceful tree frogs are often seen in vegetation near water sources.
Black whipsnakes are venomous and found along the north and northeast coasts of Australia. These snakes grow to about 1.5 meters in length.
Sugar gliders are nocturnal and found along the coasts of northern and eastern Australia. They are gliding possums and are named for their diet of sugary nectar.
Pretty-faced wallabies (also known as Whiptail wallabies) are found along the eastern coast of Australia. These wallabies feed on vegetation and are named for their distinct facial markings as well as their long tails.
Scarlett-sided pobble bonk frogs are named for the coloring along their sides and thighs as well as the 'bonk' sounds they make. They are found along eastern Australia.
The Common tree snake is found across northern and eastern Australia. These snakes are non-venomous and are identifiable by their bright yellow bellies. The backs of Common tree snakes range from dark black to shades of blue, green, or brown. They usually grow to just over a meter in length and feed mostly on frogs and skinks.
Centralian blue-tongued skinks are found throughout northern central Australia. They grow to about 30 cm in length and are named for their light blue tongues. Blue-tongued skinks are popular pets due to their easy going nature.
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