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Which carnivorous animal lives wild in the Australian outback?
dingo
Who is bryce gehl?
a horney little hairy fellow who lives in the Australian outback and likes balll park frank
What does a narwhal live?
a narwhal lives in the sea by Canada (Atlantic), and by Scandinavia.
Does a narwhal lives in the open ocean?
Yes
What is a small Australian animal that lives in eucalyptus?
Sgot, it isn't very small but Koala
What animal lives in water at north pole has a unicorn horn?
The animal you're referring to is likely the narwhal. Narwhals are medium-sized whales that are known for the long, helical tusk that protrudes from their upper jaw, which can resemble a unicorn horn. They inhabit the Arctic waters, including those around the North Pole.
What is the opposite of deer?
deer
What is a warm blooded animal that has fur produces milk swims lives on burrows and lay eggs?
The Australian platypus.
What animal was called the unicorn of the sea?
It is called a Narwhal, which is a medium sized toothed whale, that lives in the Arctic. The narwhal males are distinguished by a characteristic long, straight, tusk extending from their upper left jaw. Found primarily in Arctic and Greenland waters, the narwhal is a uniquely specialized Arctic predator. In the winter, it feeds on mostly flatfish at depths of up to 1500m under dense pack ice.
What is a small Australian animal that lives in eucalyptus trees?
A small Australian animal that lives in eucalyptus trees is a koala. Koalas are herbivorous marsupials known for their distinctive appearance and diet of eucalyptus leaves. They spend most of their time sleeping in tree branches and are native to Australia.
Which whale lives in the Arctic Ocean and has long ivory tusk?
The Narwhal has a long ivory tusk.
Was red dog a true story?
Yes, "Red Dog" is based on a true story about a dog named Red Dog who roamed the Australian Outback in the 1970s, touching the lives of many people along the way. The story of Red Dog's loyalty and adventures has become a beloved part of Australian folklore.
