Peach Myrtle

Article Abstract:

A description is presented on the Peach Myrtle, or Uromyrtus Australis, a rare rain forest tree found only in the northeastern region of New South Wales, Australia. Its low numbers are suspected to be caused partly by forest harvesting and partly by the plant's specialized habitat needs; conservation prospects are good, as the Peach Myrtle is found mostly within Australia's national park system.

Endangered species, Rare plants, Rain forest plants

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Tsunami in Australia

Article Abstract:

Researchers have found geological and mythological evidence that tsunamis have hit the coast of Australia in the past. Rock formations that indicate the force of giant waves striking the coast of New South Wales are described. The possibility of a modern tsunami in Southeastern Australia is also discussed.

Causes of, Formations (Geology), Geological formations, Tsunamis, Rock formations

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Dragon body language

Article Abstract:

The communication behavior of the Jacky Lizard of Australia is examined. Other behaviors of this large lizard living in Southern Australia and New South Wales are also described.

South Australia, Behavior, Animal communication, Lizards

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