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Where country can you find Tasmanians?
Australia
What is nickname given to the inhabitants for Tasmania Australia?
Tasmanians are sometimes called "Taswegians".
How is welcome said in Tasmanian language?
"Welcome". Tasmanians, like the rest of Australia, speak English.
What has the author Rebe Taylor written?
Rebe Taylor has written: 'Unearthed' -- subject(s): Aboriginal Tasmanians, History
Why is Tasmanians nickname tassie?
Australians like to shorten all of their words e.g Macdonalds in australia is called Maccas
What has the author Lyndall Ryan written?
Lyndall Ryan has written: 'The Aboriginal Tasmanians' -- subject(s): Australian aborigines, History
What has the author Nicholas Cree written?
Nicholas Cree has written: 'Oyster Cove' -- subject(s): Aboriginal Tasmanians, History
Can Tasmanians devils eat bears?
Tasmanian devils cannot eat bears, for two simple reasons. 1. There are no bears in Australia. 2. Tasmanian Devils eat carrion, which means the dead bodies of animals, as well as live prey which is small, such as up to the size of the common wombat. They would not eat live bears.
Why are Tasmanians proud of Rachael Taylor?
She's made it into big budget Transformers after a short time in the US. She also starred in Shutter and other stuff.
What is the tasmanians devil locomotion?
A Tasmanian devil has 4 feet that it uses for locomotion. The tail is also important because it holds fat, helping the animal keep its balance.
How many people died in the black war?
The term "Black War" is commonly used to refer to the conflict between European settlers and Indigenous Tasmanians in the early 19th century. It is estimated that hundreds of Indigenous Tasmanians were killed during this conflict. However, as reliable records were not kept, it is challenging to determine an exact number. The war resulted in significant loss of life and had a devastating impact on the Indigenous Tasmanian population.
What has the author Rosalie Medcraft written?
Rosalie Medcraft has written: 'The sausage tree' -- subject(s): Aboriginal Tasmanians, Social life and customs, Social conditions, Mixed descent, Biography, History
