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The climate of the Australian Outback varies greatly. Much of it is desert and semi-arid land, meaning that summers are very hot, and winter nights drop to below freezing. However, in the north, the outback is subject to the effects of monsoonal rains in summer, with sometimes the added effect of cyclones changing into rain depressions as they hit land and move further inland. In the far south, the outback is a bitterly cold place in winter, with winds whipping up from the Southern Ocean and blowing straight onto the flat, treeless Nullarbor.
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Is Australia the wettest country in the world?
No, Australia is noted for its lack of regular rainfall in the interior (the Great Australian Outback).
What is the average rainfall in the Australian bushland?
between 100 and 300mm of rainfall per year
What year was Survivor Australian outback?
Survivor: The Australian Outback premiered in 2001.
How many episodes of Survivor The Australian Outback were there?
Survivor: The Australian Outback had 15 episodes and was 42 days long.
What is a producer in the Australian outback?
An Australian Outback producers are Eucalyptus trees or The clumpy grass or the flowers that sprout after a rain.
What is a wild dog of the outback?
Do you mean the Australian outback. That would be the dingo?
What are facts in Australian Outback?
It is in Australia
An imaginary boundary between civilization and the Australian outback?
A common imaginary boundary between civilization and the Australian outback is the "Black Stump". The outback is sometimes referred to as "beyond the Black Stump".
What is the theme of the American restaurant Outback Steakhouse?
The Outback Steakhouse in America is an Australian themed restaurant and offers a casual dinning atmosphere. Outback also serves Australian wine and beer.
What year was the Survivor Australian Outback on television?
Survivor: The Australian Outback aired from January 28, 2001 until May 3, 2001.
What is one Australian ecosystem?
The desert/'outback'.
What is another name for Australian wildlife?
The outback.
