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Play: Haliaeetus leucocephalus has a FLIGHT of 2 and needs to be adjacent to at least one FOREST and one WATER BASE terrain.

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These large fruit bats rely on their keen sense of sight and smell to find their food.

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The largest terrestrial predator in Australia. Its diet consists of over 170 species–from insect to buffalo.

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They can eat many plants that are poisonous to other animals. They prefer shrubs to grasses.

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Build their nests in Cheese-Fruit trees and kill other insects that might threaten both their nest and the tree (symbiotic).

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Mainly eat insects baby mice and birds, but will steal from kitchens and sometimes nest in TVs and lounge chairs.

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Extracts wood-boring insects from tree trunks with its elongated 4th finger.

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Lives in the dry Eucalypt forests above 400m. It feeds on truffles and grass tubers.

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The largest marsupial carnivore spends most of its time on the forest floor.