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һǰѧҸ˵һµĲ鶯egg-laying mammalǶţ˵a hoaxû뵽ôһֶǡѼޡplatypusѼֻڰޣAustraliaУҲаĴǣСޣҲһҡ 

ޱһ𣬵ǧǰֿˣԼΪһرĵطЩȫֻбûеĹֶѼ޾֮һAustralia has many kinds of strange animals not found on other continents. This is because the bridge of land that once connected Australia with Asia disappeared about 50 million years ago. From then on, most of Australia's animal life developed independently 

һֻаеСkoalaְһרŸ̸ǵ 

Koala means no drink, and the aboriginal word well describes the gentle marsupial that draws moisture only from its food, the leaves of certain eucalyptus,ͼҲǳľúܿ죩or gum trees. With oddly arranged fingers-the first two oppose the other three-a koala clings to a branch in a sanctuary at Waikerie. Phascolarctos cinereous faced extinction by fur hunters until the 1920's, when conservation laws began to protect the continent's dozens of marsupial species. 

KoalaҲдܣkangaroo bear 

kangarooҲֻаСǰֻ֣ܻȭboxingţβʱɰæƽ⣨balance 

ͥkangaroo court, U.S. Informal. an unauthorized or unofficial court, usually self constituted, as a mock court by prisoners in a jail or a frontier courtshot down over North Korea in 1952 and condemned to prison by a Red kangaroo court.Newsweek˵ġ˽蹫áǰKansasݣѲظذ참ܵǣȥԽдͥKangaroo courtA kangaroo court is an illegal mock or sham court, usually one set up by inmates of a prison to levy fines and punishment on other inmates who violate the code. Such organizations, usually very informal in nature, exist in most large prisons and are even encouraged by some wardens as a useful device for maintaining order. The name probably originated at the time when Australia, land of the kangaroo, was the penal colony for the British Empire. The term has occasionally-and inaccurately-been applied to the kind of roadside justice of the peace court which exists only to collect fines from motorists caught in speed traps. 

Ȼkangaroo courtkangarooĵطŶԡд󣬰ǰӢȻkangaroo courtĹideaǴӰġ 

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ʦUtzonSydney Opera HouseHarbour Bridge֡ 

ӢĹңӢӰأ涼Ӣ졣·ߣҲߣӢǿģӢǿƿ˴Captain James CookǷHawaii̽ռҡʮһʱHawaiiɱˡCaptain James Cook landed at Botany Bay, south of Sydney, in 1770. He claimed Australia's entire east coast for Great Britain. 

׶CanberraһǧϵãParliament HouseƯ 

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һ˹ǣTasmaniaҲӢprisonersĵط50ꡣһ˹ǣĸҲдһĴװڱϣڶƤϡThe Tasmanian wolf's genus name, Thylacinus, means pouched dog. The female has a pouch which opens backwards and contains four teats. The pouch is large enough to hold four pups, although the usual number of young in a litter is two. The period of gestation is not known, but it is probably a little less than one month. The young are born hairless and blind in an incomplete, almost embryonic state of development. They are carried in the pouch for three months-the duration of their semi embryonic life. The cubs are then deposited in a nest of dry leaves and grass until they are old enough to hunt for themselves. 

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һǴ󵺣Kangaroo Islandıߣ԰׵£Adelaideǡǰ޵ĴǡAdelaide, South Australia's capital, is a well planned city, rich in parks and gardens. It is near the great Gulf St. Vincent, 90 miles long, 45 miles across. 

ڰ޶棬1250Ӣﳤɺ󱤽The Great Barrier Reefй⣬棬ǳÿÿǺÿǴߣƿ˴ĴһաThe Great Barrier Reef is one of Australia's most popular tourist attractions. It is the largest coral reef in the world, stretching for about 1250 miles along the coast of Queensland. The reef has thousands of islands and underwater coral formations. The sandy beaches of the islands and the interesting sea life of the reef mark it an ideal spot for skin diving. ɺһС̵Green Islandɣ̨Ҳһ̵ 

sheepɽgoat֣ɽbilly goatкӣɧζgoaty odor 

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ëϣliterallyWithout a sheep, there can be no wool.The benefit comes, after all, from a price one has paid. Whatever is the expense, somebody is going to pay for it.·ɳ⡢Ƥġô༫ˣSheep yield wool, meat, and leather. They also furnish the raw materials for many byproducts, such as glue, tallow, suet, soap, fertilizer, cosmetics, and the catgut used in stringing tennis rackets. 

޵ռһλռȫ֮һLong famous as a land of sheep, Australia is the world's leading producer and exporter of wool and mutton and is a major producer and exporter of beef and wheat. Australia is also a highly industrialized country. Large deposits of coal and iron have become the basis for an iron and steel industry, white an expanding economy provides a large domestic market for a wide range of goods and services. 

ƽÿʮͷ򣨰ԱߵŦNew Zealandÿжʮͷйƽʮ˷ֲһͷ̫ƽˣIn Australia, there are about 14 sheep for every person. In New Zealand, there are about 20 sheep for every person. Some states in the western United States also have more sheep than people. 

ֵĲƽûе˾ͻУСƽThose who are discriminated again will complain. 

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˿ƽÿӢpersons to the square mile122ˣ˿ƽÿӢ4ˡ 

ޡto be particularly favored by nature said of a land rich in natural resources or a gifted personȴǴӲƽġСװߡɫֵǶȥ٣Խһܶ࣬޼barbed-wire fenceסġԼҲ˵We've got a big, empty country here, and we have to fill it up. You Know,populate or perish. 

޵Ǵġ˽ģwrong and selfishСռۡdog in a manger describes a person who keeps others from using something that he himself cannot use. It comes from Aesop's fable of a dog that crawled into a manger of hay and prevented a horse from eating, even though dogs do not eat hay.ҲСռéӲʺֻϣ˯Let sleeping dogs lie, means to leave a situation undisturbed.ά״ల¡ôأÿеһ졣Every dogs has his day, is an expression used when something pleasant happens to a person, especially one who has been having bad luck.Ĺ˯ѣȻdown-underһߣǻҧġ 

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ˮ̡Otteris a fur-bearing animal that spends much of its time in the water. Otters are related to the weasels and are carnivorousflesh-eatingmammals. They live on all continents except Australia. They are divided into two groups, river otters and sea otters. 

˻Ӿbackstrokeˮ̡ȴԣˮ泯족سԣŽС족to feel no shame before Godأ 

ˮ̡һùߵļһa tool userԸۣclamᳯʯͷã˵ 

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ƤliterallyA leopard leaves behind its skin when it dies. A man has a reputation to leave to posterity when he dies. 

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