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    Took a turn steering the boat. Good fun.: by lipowcan8, Views[192]
         		 Sailed to the Whitsunday Islands on the Prima. 12 passengers from Canada, Scotland, Netherlands, Jersey(island off the coast of France) and Germany.: by lipowcan8, Views[241]
         		 Walked down this stream that flowed to the ocean. Outstanding scenery.: by lipowcan8, Views[315]
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         		 Freshwater lake, I was the oldest person on the beach.: by lipowcan8, Views[265]
     
    Ship wreck on beach from 1940's.: by lipowcan8, Views[214]
         		 Slept in tents, pretty nice...had beds.: by lipowcan8, Views[228]
         		 Hiked to two fresh water lakes on Fraser Island. : by lipowcan8, Views[202]
         		 Fraser Island. Best way to visit the island is on a 4x4 vehicle tour. Lots of fun, 2days, 1 night. : by lipowcan8, Views[393]
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    Byron Bay: by lipowcan8, Views[183]
         		 Byron Bay, it was
         		 It's a popular way of fundraising for clubs, sport groups etc. A meat auction in the local bars, buy a ticket for a dollar and take your chances.: by lipowcan8, Views[270]
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         		 Walking back with the high tide: by martina_polimeni, Views[525]
         		 Fishing crabs for breakfast : by martina_polimeni, Views[536]
     
    Mangroves before high tide: by martina_polimeni, Views[546]
         		 Trick of light in a mangrove bush: by martina_polimeni, Views[558]
         		 Frans, my guide trough Aboriginal country : by martina_polimeni, Views[658]
         		 Boats and fishing line are a constant danger to seadragon existance.: by richardwylie, Views[447]
         		 Listed by the IUCN as Threatened due to habitat destruction by human sources such as pollution and mooring infrastructure. While pollution remains a problem, luckily a group of dedicated engineers have a devised a system of mooring that minimizes the damage caused by ropes pulling up marine vegetation - and unsuspecting seadragons.: by richardwylie, Views[487]
     
    Seadragans are very shy and secretive animals - rarely allowing close views.: by richardwylie, Views[505]
         		 Male and female weedy seadragons perform an intricate and beautiful dance which concludes with the male seadragon carrying the fertilised eggs for almost 8 weeks after which the babies hatch fully formed.: by richardwylie, Views[436]
         		 Weedy Seadragon under Flinders Pier (Victoria, Australia) in the afternoon light. Masters of disguise they blend perfectly with their surrounding environment and it takes quite a while before your eye adapts and finds them floating peacefully in the marine vegetation that prefer.: by richardwylie, Views[500]
         		 First introduced as a biological control for sugarcane beatles in sugarcane plantation, the current population boom of cane toads has threatened native species' population. The poison gland on their back will excrete lethal poisonous milk-like liquid for the predators, this includes dingoes, jabirus,and kingfisher. this toad also pose competition to endemic frog and are extremely hard to control. opening kakadu for tourism also increases the spread of this invasive species, mainly by accidentally transporting them through road vehicles.: by chandrakesuma, Views[492]
         		 Thousands of magpie geese congregate to feed on Mamukala Wetlands, Kakadu National Park. This ecosystem is extremely important as a transit place for migratory birds before they head further north or south depending on the season. Due to the abundance of bird found here, this place has became one of the most visited tourist area. as a result, tourist infrastructure such as viewing platform, accessible roads and washroom facilities are built and disturbing this crucial environment: by chandrakesuma, Views[298]
     
    Jumping croc cruise is one of the most popular tourist activity in Kakadu National Park. Visitors are cruising down the river while the cruise employer baited the saltwater crocodile with meat. this cruise runs several times a day and the crocodiles in this area recognizes and associated this boat with food. this is an example of how tourism has changed wild animal's behaviour. : by chandrakesuma, Views[340]
         		 Prettyface rock wallaby, as seen in Nourlangie Rock, Kakadu National Park. what a suitable name for this little fellas. it appeared in between ancient rock art display, discreetly, camouflaging well with its environment: by chandrakesuma, Views[671]
         		 Joey of Agile wallaby safely rescued after a car accident which resulted its mom's death. This joey were brought to Mt Bundy Station, and they need a particular environment simulating its mother's pouch such as warm and dark environment to be able to survive: by chandrakesuma, Views[233]
         		 Alegra Ally: by alegraally, Views[271]
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