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Some of Australia's smaller lizards are among the world's most unusual creatures, such as the bearded dragon, the frilled lizard, and the skink. The goanna, which grows up to six feet/two m long, resembles a monitor lizard – and Australia has this giant species as well. Australia also has around 110 species of snakes – about half of which can kill you with one bite. If you're up in the rainforests of the Cape York Peninsula or Arnhemland, also know that several species of non-poisonous vine snakes and strangle-happy pythons lurk in the trees. |
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Australia has seven well known cities that thousands upon thousands of tourists flock to each year. Australia’s biggest city is Sydney with a population of just about 4 million. What makes Sydney so pleasing is the harbor and its surrounding water ways. Its coastline is beautified with beach after beach. Randomly, some of Sydney’s most popular landmarks are the Sydney Opera House, the Harbor Bridge, and Bondi beach. In the year 2000, Sydney got the privilege to be the host nation of the Olympics. Sydney is a truly modern city and is full of five star restaurants and first class hotels.