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wildearth > This kangaroo was in a wildlife sanctuary in Queensland, Australia.
wildearth > This joey at a wildlife sanctuary in Queensland look about ready to give up the pouch.
wildearth > This is little to compare to the sight of a kangaroo moving along at full speed. This one came down a hill and past me in Queensland.
wildearth > One of the nicest things about Australia is the number of little wallabies hanging around the national parks and camping areas. This one was at a wildlife sanctuary in Queensland.
wildearth > This Tasmanian devil, a carrion-eating carnivore, is a solitary nocturnal animal, now found only on the island of Tasmania. This photo was taken at a wildlife sanctuary in Queensland.
wildearth > Although formidable as adults, a young saltwater crocodile like this one must be on constant lookout for predators such as monitor lizards, storks, eagles, large fish and even adult saltwater crocodiles.
wildearth > I'm not sure what this guy is except that he seems shaped like some sort of dragon. If anyone knows, please drop me an email.
wildearth > This lace monitor lizard was foraging for food in our camp in Queensland. When you're used to North American lizards, it's quite a treat to see a lizard as big as a dog stroll by.
wildearth > This smaller lace monitor had taken a rest in the crook of a tree when I saw him. His colors are much brighter than those of the larger and older monitors I saw.
This lace monitor lizard was foraging for food in our camp in Queensland. When you're used to North American lizards, it's quite a treat to see a lizard as big as a dog stroll by.
> This lace monitor lizard was foraging for food in our camp in Queensland. When you're used to North American lizards, it's quite a treat to see a lizard as big as a dog stroll by.
This lace monitor lizard was foraging for food in our camp in Queensland. When you're used to North American lizards, it's quite a treat to see a lizard as big as a dog stroll by.
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