Things You Might Not Have Known About Australia

As a multicultural and ethnic country with inhabitants from all over the world, the kangaroo country owns the longest fence in the world, is home to 100 million sheep… Dingo Fence - The longest fence in the world Fence or Dingo dog fence (a typical Australian wild dog) was built in the 1880s and completed in 1885, to prevent the Dingo dogs from damaging crops and sheep in southern Queensland. It is one of the longest structures in the world and the longest fence (5,614 km). The fence has greatly exerted its effect, although a few Dingo dogs can still be found in the south from time to time. In the 1990s, more holes began to appear in the fences, and the Dingo took advantage of the plains full of young rabbits and kangaroos to feed. Dingo is aggressive

. Photo Wikipedia The Flying Doctor - "Flying Doctor" "Royal Flight Medical Service" or "Flying Doctor" is a medical activity in emergency cases for people living in the area. Outback countryside in Australia. This is actually a non-profit organization that helps residents who cannot get to the hospital easily because of the distance "Flying Doctor" is also a special symbol in Australia's life, because when the land area is too large and the population is very sparse, it is difficult to build many hospitals with full facilities.



Members of the team of doctors flying with light aircraft that can land in the fields. Home of 100 million sheep By the beginning of the 21st century, it was estimated that there were about 120 million sheep in Australia. Due to the effects of the drought and the decline in the demand for wool, the number of sheep has also decreased and is now around 100 million. Nearly five times the population of Australia, which has just over 20 million people, Australia is world famous for the quantity and quality of wool products. Why Canberra was the capital of Australia? The Canberra region was chosen as the capital of Australia in 1908 in a compromise between the two major cities of that time, Sydney and Melbourne. The location is 248 km from Sydney and 483 km from Melbourne. This is a city established with a completely specific plan Canberra is well-planned.



Flickr photo - Udo_wom. Largest cattle farm in the world If you saw the Australian movie starring two famous actors Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman, you will be impressed by the dusty land with giant cattle flooding the screen . That scene is completely real in real life, even more spectacular. Anna Creek in remote South Australia is considered the largest farm in the world with an area of up to 34,000 km2 (larger than the farm in Belgium or the largest farm in the US with an area of 6,000 km2). Anna Creek can hold about 16,000 head of cattle but currently due to drought, the number of cattle is grazing only about 2,000. The picturesque sunset view on Anna Creek farm. The Australian Mountains have more snow than Switzerland each winter, the Australian Mountains (located between Canberra and Melbourne) get more snow cover than in Switzerland. The snowy mountains are part of a large range of mountains on the east coast of the country, spanning 3,500 km from north to south through Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, and snow-capped mountains play an important role in tourism.



Australian calendar. When the weather was summer in the northern hemisphere, it was winter in Australia. Thousands of tourists in tropical and temperate countries will therefore want to avoid the hot summer sun to enjoy skiing and winter activities in the country of kangaroos. while the northern hemisphere is still summer. The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef and also the largest fauna on the planet, stretching 2,000 kilometers off the coast of Queensland. Large coral reefs are made up of separate coral clusters located far from shore. They thrive into shallow lagoons and are easily seen with a hose and propeller. The beauty of this colorful ocean creature attracts thousands of visitors each year.



However, due to the large number of people coming to explore, the coral reef also faces many influences on the aquatic ecosystem. The coral reef is immersed in the deep blue ocean. Photo Globalconnection. Sydney Opera House Known as the "clam theater", this is a symbolic work of the city with concrete domes in the shape of shells. The theater is located on an area of 1.8 hectares, 183 meters long and 120 meters wide. 588 concrete pillars were cast as the foundation for the theater and buried at a depth of 25 m below sea level.The theater was designed by Danish architect Jorn Utzon in 1955 and completed in 1973.



Only the dome had a weight of 161,000 tons. To see the whole theater, you can sign up for a bridge climbing tour c.

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