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How does Australia rate in terms of wildlife protection in the last 200 years?
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∙ 15y ago
Funny, our school had the same question in the homework HAHA fancy that
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How long does copyright last on a song in Australia?
In Australia, protection exists for the life of the creator plus 70 years.
Why is it important to protect Australian native animals?
Well the wildlife in Australia is very extensive. One of Australia's national symbol is the Australian koala bear. Another animal is the kangaroo. Most of all the other animals of the Australian wildlife in someway will take importance
Early life memories of Steve Irwin?
Steven Irwin was known worldwide for his adventures with wildlife. He was called "The Crocodile Hunter" but worked with any and all kinds of wildlife creatures, especially the "dangerous" ones. He was born in Australia to parents that worked closely with wildlife. His mother was a wildlife rehabilitation specialist and his father was a wildlife expert. Steven was volunteering at an Australian wildlife park by the time he was 6 years old and wrestled his first crocodile when he was just 9 years old. In 1991 he took over the park and renamed it the Australia Zoo. 1991 was the same year that Irwin met his wife, Terri Raines, who he married in 1992. They had daughter Bindi in 1998 and son Robert in 2003. Steve Irwin passed away on September 4, 2006 while swimming with stingrays in Australia after one accidentally stung him through the heart.
Why is there no trichinosis in Australia?
Tasmania is the only State of Australia listed by the WHO as having endemic trichinosis in its wildlife. The Tasmanian Department responsible for permitting a game meat industry denied there was a public health risk associated with the harvesting and processing of Tasmanian possum. Tasmanian wildlife harbour parasitic diseases which are serious infections in humans. Australia has been Isolated from the rest of the world for thousands of years and and has the distinction of just not having many diseases and parasites found throughout the rest of the world.
How long is Australia's president in office?
Australia does not have a president. The government is run by a Prime Minister. The Prime Minister is elected for a maximum of three years per term, but there is no limit to how many consecutive terms they can be elected to office.
How did Steve Irwin beliefs shape or contribute to their achievements?
Steve Irwin did so much to build Australia's reputation and image in a positive way around the world. In many ways he was the face of Australia and one of our best known exports, In addition to being a great export success, Steve Irwin has invested in Australia's natural assets; particularly our wildlife. Steve's commitment to the environment has been economic as well as educational. In 2004 Steve invested $$O million dollars in the Australia Zoo and was awarded the Accor Tourism Outstanding Achievement Award at the Australian Export Awards in the same year. Steve's commitment to eco-tourism and wildlife preservation makes him one of Australia's famous tourism exporters. Australia Zoo is also one of our most successful eco-tourism companies. Steve Irwin contribution to Australia's unique natural environment and the preservation of wildlife will be remembered by Australia and the world for many years to come.
On January 26 2009 how old will Australia be?
If dated from the time of the first European settlement, Australia will be 221 years old.If dated from the time the name "Australia" was adopted in 1824, after Matthew Flinders' proposal of Terra Australis in the early 1800s, it will be 185 years old.If dated from Federation of the colonies, and its birth as the Commonwealth of Australia, which occurred on 1 January 1901, it will be 108 years old.If dated in geological terms, it is unknown how old the continent will be.
How young is Australia?
If dated from the time of the first European settlement, Australia will be 224 years old in January 2012.If dated from the time the name "Australia" was adopted in 1824, after Matthew Flinders' proposal of Terra Australis in the early 1800s, it will be 188 years old.If dated from Federation of the colonies, and its birth as the Commonwealth of Australia, which occurred on 1 January 1901, it will be 111 years old.If dated in geological terms, it is unknown how old the continent is.
How long are state senators terms?
Different countries have differing terms of office depending on the legislation of the country concerned. For instance senators in Canada are appointed, those in Australia may serve 3 or 6 years. The senators in the USA are elected for 6 years.
What is the lifespan of a monkey who lives in the wildlife?
20 to 30 years
How many years of school is required to become a wildlife biologist?
i believe 4 years mate.
How old do you need to be before you get a boat licsence?
12 years in Victoria , Australia for the restricted licence. Kids are restricted in speed, towing, but not in terms of horsepower. At 16 years of age, those restrictions automatically vanish.
