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Where is Australia northern or southern hemisphere?
Australia is in the eastern and southern hemispheres.
What kind of trees do koalas sleep in?
Koalas mainly inhabit eucalyptus trees (gum trees) in Australia, but they have also been known to spend time in other native trees, such as melaleuca, callistemon and wattle trees.
Where might you find hard wood in Australia?
Most hardwood in Australia comes from eucalyptus trees such as Ironbark, Blackbutt, Redgum, Spotted gum etc. there are numerous forests of these trees along the eastern and southern seaboards, as well as Tasmania.Jarrah is a hardwood grown only in the far southwest of Western Australia.
What hemisphere is Australia in?
Australia is in both the southern and eastern hemispheres.The Southern Hemisphere.
What kind of tree does a koala like to be in?
Koalas mainly inhabit eucalyptus trees (gum trees) in Australia, but they have also been known to spend time in other native trees, such as melaleuca, callistemon and wattle trees.
Is Australia in the Northern hemisphere?
No, it is in the southern hemisphere. Anything below the equator is considered in the southern hemisphere.No Australia is in the southern hemisphere.
Do horsechestnut trees grow in Australia?
Do horsechestnut trees grow in australia?
Where In The World Is Australia?
Australia is an island/continent in the southern hemisphere. On a globe follow the Tropic of Capricorn and you'll find it. It's in the southern part of the Pacific Ocean, kind of under Asia and near New Zealand.
Is the eucalyptus in the south?
Eucalyptus trees are native to Australia, which is in the southern hemisphere. There are hundreds of species, found throughout the continent.However, they are cultivated world-wide.
Does Australia have redwood trees?
No Australia does not have redwood trees. Only California in the United States has redwood trees.
What trees do Australia have?
They have cool trees.
What does the world nullarbor mean?
No Trees - It has a combination of 2 Latin words which are nullus and arbor.
