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The Australian Outback – Earth’s Final Frontier

David S — Sun, 13 Oct 2019 14:29:21 +0000

There are many reasons to visit the stunning continent of Australia, and one of them is the famous Australian outback.

Known for its remoteness and wild landscapes, it is considered to be one of the last frontiers of our planet. Vast and mostly uninhabited, this stunning region will provide you an incredible experience.

Firstly, this is a great place for observing many indigenous species in their natural habitats, like the famous kangaroo which is Australia’s national symbol. Get out in the wilderness and witness the living nature with no other human interference except your own!

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Kangaroos ・・ 1⃣Kangaroos are social animals which stay in groups of at least 3 or 4 individuals. So if you see a kangaroo, slow down, there are probably more around ・・・ 2⃣On land kangaroos only ever move their hind legs together, however in water they kick each leg independently to swim ・・・ 3⃣There are more kangaroos than humans in Australia ・・・・・・ 1⃣Kängurus sind soziale Tiere, die in Gruppen von mindestens 3 bis 4 Artgenossen verweilen. Wenn du also ein Känguru siehst fahre langsam, denn es ist sehr wahrscheinlich das noch andere in der Nähe sind. ・・・ 2⃣Normalerweise benutzen Kängurus beim Springen immer beide Beine gleichzeitig. Im Wasser benutzen Sie jedoch beide Beine abwechselnd um sich fortzubewegen. ・・・ 3⃣ Es gibt mehr Kängurus als Menschen in Australien. ・・・ by @photo_shots_scapes – thank you • • • #visitwa #kangoroos #visitnsw #wildilfe #exploreaustralia #australien #sydney #australienratgeber #discoveraustralia #australiagram #australiagram_nsw #visitnsw #focusaustralia #ausfeels #beautifulaustralia #unlimited_australia #backpackingaustralia

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The scenery is out of this world and will make you doubt your own eyes – it’s made up of beautiful waterfalls, magnificent great plains and natural wonders like the Ayers Rock. Here, you can enjoy breathtaking sunrises and sunsets surrounded by nature that has been untouched for thousands of years. And don’t forget to spend the night watching the magical starry sky!

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What do you get when you cross a rock with a kangaroo? Uluroo! :::: TOP THINGS TO DO IN ULURU: – Watch the sunrise and sunset, Uluru glows RED (there are specific car parks for both so it’s easy to know where to go!) – Walk 10km around the base (go early so you can avoid the main heat of the day ) – Go hiking in Kata Tjuata – Visit the field of lights (tickets start from $47) – Check out the Multijutu water hole – Enjoy some free activities like the Bush food experience :::: Learn more in my new blog post! (Link in bio) :::: Swipe to see the red centre from above! :::: by my tripod near the sunset coach car park. :::: Join my wanderlust family, follow and tag #thewanderlustfamily :::: #uluru #ulurusunset #ayersrock #redcentre #northernterritory #seeaustralia #naturegramy #ulurukatatjutanationalpark #exploreuluru

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Finally, the greatest joy of this type of traveling is the feeling of adventure. Not many regions in the world today can provide you with the scary but deeply thrilling feeling of being alone in a land spanning across thousands of miles.

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The Australian Outback – Earth’s Final Frontier

David S — Sun, 13 Oct 2019 14:29:21 +0000

There are many reasons to visit the stunning continent of Australia, and one of them is the famous Australian outback.

View this post on Instagram

Kangaroos ・・ 1⃣Kangaroos are social animals which stay in groups of at least 3 or 4 individuals. So if you see a kangaroo, slow down, there are probably more around ・・・ 2⃣On land kangaroos only ever move their hind legs together, however in water they kick each leg independently to swim ・・・ 3⃣There are more kangaroos than humans in Australia ・・・・・・ 1⃣Kängurus sind soziale Tiere, die in Gruppen von mindestens 3 bis 4 Artgenossen verweilen. Wenn du also ein Känguru siehst fahre langsam, denn es ist sehr wahrscheinlich das noch andere in der Nähe sind. ・・・ 2⃣Normalerweise benutzen Kängurus beim Springen immer beide Beine gleichzeitig. Im Wasser benutzen Sie jedoch beide Beine abwechselnd um sich fortzubewegen. ・・・ 3⃣ Es gibt mehr Kängurus als Menschen in Australien. ・・・ by @photo_shots_scapes – thank you • • • #visitwa #kangoroos #visitnsw #wildilfe #exploreaustralia #australien #sydney #australienratgeber #discoveraustralia #australiagram #australiagram_nsw #visitnsw #focusaustralia #ausfeels #beautifulaustralia #unlimited_australia #backpackingaustralia

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What do you get when you cross a rock with a kangaroo? Uluroo! :::: TOP THINGS TO DO IN ULURU: – Watch the sunrise and sunset, Uluru glows RED (there are specific car parks for both so it’s easy to know where to go!) – Walk 10km around the base (go early so you can avoid the main heat of the day ) – Go hiking in Kata Tjuata – Visit the field of lights (tickets start from $47) – Check out the Multijutu water hole – Enjoy some free activities like the Bush food experience :::: Learn more in my new blog post! (Link in bio) :::: Swipe to see the red centre from above! :::: by my tripod near the sunset coach car park. :::: Join my wanderlust family, follow and tag #thewanderlustfamily :::: #uluru #ulurusunset #ayersrock #redcentre #northernterritory #seeaustralia #naturegramy #ulurukatatjutanationalpark #exploreuluru

A post shared by Ellie | Travel blogger (@thegingerwanderlust) on Jul 17, 2019 at 5:28am PDT

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