Kangaroo
I have sharp, curved claws on my forefeet to help me climb up and down trees. What am I?
Kookaburra
I roll my leaves during the hottest part of the day to reduce water loss. What am I?
I have small leaves to reduce the surface area exposed to harsh conditions. What am I?
I have long legs that help me run very fast to get away from predators super quick. I also have a long neck that helps me get food that is up high and feathers that help me camouflage to hide from predators. What am I?
I have long fleshy stems to store water. This water storage helps me survive during hot dry summers. What am I?
Koala
Eucalyptus Tree
I have brown feathers to help me camouflage better to hide from predators. I have a light body so I can fly faster. What am I?
Emu
Porcupine grass
Tasmanian Devil
Pigface
Waratah
My leaves hang vertically to reduce the amount of light that I am exposed to, thus reducing transpiration. My leaves are toxic so not all animals can eat off my tree. What am I?
I have strong teeth that allow me to entirely devour my food including bones. I have great senses of smell to locate carrion during the day and night. What am I?
Grevilleas
I have thick waxy leaves to help me cope with dry conditions. The waxy surface prevents my leaves from losing too much moisture. What am I?
I have a pouch on the front of my abdomen to carry my young. I hop over a large distance to find food and water. What am I?
