Alligators are native to most continents in the world but they are not found in Australia.
Australia has crocodiles which, although members of the crocodilian family (like alligators), are quite different to alligators.
No, it's a manatee.
a dugong is a sea animal somewhat similar in appearance to manatees... and of course they live in the sea
A dugong is an animal similar to a manatee. This animal looks similar in appearance to a manatee, aside from the snout which is downturned, and used for grazing on the bottom of the water. The tail is also similar to that of a dolphin. This animal survives by eating sea-grass.
the Australian echidna
The Kangaroo is an example of a native Australian animal that has kept its first Australian name
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The dugong is closely related to the manatee.
it is an aquatic mammal that does live in Australia, but also lives in other places in the pacific, most notably Malaysia and the east coast of Africa
it is a warm blooded animal and has a spine
No, dugongs are related to the manatee, and they prefer warmer waters.
Dugong dugon is the scientific name for a Dugong.
Yes. Dugong are found in temperate and tropical waters around the world, including Australian waters.
A bottlenose dolphin is a Australian animal.
The Latin name of the dugong is the Dugonginae Dugong, or for short, D. Dugong.
a dugong is a sea animal somewhat similar in appearance to manatees... and of course they live in the sea
that one is easy it is.... its called the dugong also known as the seacow (a manatee) there is your answer
Australian Animal Health Laboratory was created in 1985.
Dugong does not evolve.