Native Australian Plants Quiz

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A type of grass adapted to arid environments, it grows in clumps that stabilize sand dunes. Its sharp leaves help minimize water loss and deter herbivores.

The floral emblem of South Australia, this plant is known for its vibrant red flowers with dark centers. It thrives in arid regions and blooms after rainfall.

This marsupial is the largest in the world, known for its powerful hopping abilities and reaching speeds of up to 56 km/h. Males are often called 'boomers' and females 'flyers.'

A key predator in Australia, this animal hunts alone or in packs. It plays a critical role in the ecosystem but is often labeled a pest in certain areas.

This iconic Australian tree is named for its smooth, white bark that glows in the moonlight. It can survive in extremely arid conditions and is found in central Australia.

This unique flower is native to Western Australia and named after its resemblance to a kangaroo's paw. It is pollinated by birds that feed on its tubular flowers.

This large bird is the second-largest in the world and can run at speeds of 50 km/h. Males are responsible for incubating eggs and caring for chicks, often for up to 18 months.

This monitor lizard is the largest in Australia and can grow up to 2.5 meters. It uses its long tongue to detect scents and is an efficient hunter.