Australia Wildlife Challenge

Found all across southeastern Australia, these burrowing marsupials are known for their strong digging skills, tough hides, and distinctive waddling gait. Whether they’re munching on grass, taking a nap in their underground burrows, or simply going about their business in the great outdoors, common wombats are always a delight to watch.

Found throughout much of Australia, from the deserts of the Outback to the sandy beaches of the coast, these colorful lizards are known for their sharp claws, powerful jaws, and lightning-fast reflexes. Don’t let their small size fool you – Sand goannas are some of the toughest predators around!

These adorable marsupials are found all across eastern Australia. They can be found as far north as Dawesville near Mandurah extending down the coast from Bunbury to the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, in the Upper Warren area near Manjimup and east to Waychinicup National Park near Albany.

These charismatic nocturnal marsupials are found all across Australia, from the lush rainforests of Queensland to the arid outback of Western Australia, and are known for their bushy tails, big ears, and playful personalities. Whether they’re raiding your fruit trees, chattering with their possum pals, or simply lounging in a cozy tree hollow, Common brushtail possums are always up to something interesting.

Resides in the northern coasts of Australia, this giant holds the record for being the world’s heaviest reptile. These massive reptiles can grow up to 7 m (23 ft) long and weigh over 900 kg (2,000 pounds)!

These majestic reptiles can be found swimming in the warm, shallow waters around the Great Barrier Reef and other coastal areas of northern Australia and are known for their stunning green-colored shells, gentle personalities, and impressive swimming abilities. Whether you’re snorkeling, diving, or simply watching from the shore, encountering a Green sea turtle is a truly unforgettable experience.

A truly heavyweight champion of the avian world, weighing 44 kg (97 pounds), holding the title for the largest bird in Asia and Australia, and coming in at a formidable fourth place globally. But don’t let its impressive size fool you, as this feathered giant also holds the record for the world’s most dangerous bird – with a lethal kick that’s sure to leave a lasting impression.

A pint-sized predator that’s sure to steal your heart! These tiny marsupials are found only in Western Australia, where they spend their days feasting on termites and snuggling up in cozy hollow logs. With their distinctive striped coats, long snouts, and busy tails, numbats are some of the most unique and adorable animals in Australia.

A fabulous creature that’s as fierce as it is fascinating! These spotted predators are found in the forests and woodlands of southeastern Australia, where they hunt for prey with their sharp teeth and powerful jaws. With their striking coats and ferocious attitudes, Tiger quolls are definitely not to be messed with – but they’re still pretty darn cute!

These feisty marsupials are found only in the wilds of Tasmania, where they use their powerful jaws and ferocious temperaments to hunt for food and defending their territory. With their distinctive black coats, pointy ears, and mischievous grins, Tasmanian Devils are some of the most unique and intriguing animals in all of Australia.