Sports in Australia

Sport in Australia enjoys high popularity and plays a central role in many aspects of local culture. The climate allows sporting activities throughout the year. Cricket is the most popular summer sport, and during the winter Australian rules dominate football and rugby league depending on the region.

Cricket

Cricket is a two-ball batting game. It’s all about the duel between the thrower and the batsman. The bowler tries to get the batsman to make a mistake and the batsman tries to knock the ball off to score points.

Soccer

The A-League is founded in 2004 and held since the 2005/06 season, the highest league in Australian football. In the league are represented clubs from nine Australian and one New Zealand city. After the current sponsor, it is also referred to as Hyundai A-League

German sports person in Australia

Nicolai Müller (32) – Western Sydney Wanderers

Alexander Meier (36) – Western Sydney Wanderers

Rugby in Australia

The battle for the ball with its rotational elliptical shape is very popular in Australia. It has been playing for many decades in the two versions Rugby League and Rugby Union. Meanwhile, the Australian national team even recorded international successes. So its not surprising that rugby has record-breaking viewer numbers in Australia.

Formel 1

Daniel Riccardo is an australian formula 1 racer corruntly is 30 years old for renault he diverses 2010 are formula 1 races and already has 7 victories.

Quelle: wikipedia

Tasmanian devil

Characteristics

Name: Tasmanian devil

Family: predator

Properties: The ears turn red with excitement, aggressive and newbie behavior and a loud voice

Origin: Australidelphia

Life expectancy: 3-10 years

Size: to 60 cm

Weight: 6-8kg Source: de.wikipedia.org


Source: .flickr.com

The Tasmanian devil lives in Australia on the island of Tasmania. The Tasmanian devil is able to hunt by himself in the situation but he usually feeds only carrion he is not picky. He eats smaller mammals e.g. Birds, frogs, sheep and wombats. The Tasmanian Devil is threatened by a disease called Devil Facial Tumor Disease (DFTD).

In this disease a swelling form on the head and going to up the tail. This swelling developed to a tumor. The Tasmania devil can’t eat because of the swelling and dies.

Source : en.wikipedia.org

Information by Wikipedia and herz-fuer-tiere.de

Koalas

Look
The koala has brown- silvergrey hair and his size is between 61-85cm. Characteristic features are its dark nose and big ears. They have two sharp clawed gripping hands, each with two thumbs and opposite fingers, are good for climbing.
The koala female weights up to 11kg and the koala male weights up to 14kg.
habitat
Koalas prefer mainly eucalyptus tree but also other tree.
way of life
The koala does not like to live on the ground. He moves on all fours. They sleep 20 hours, thats 4 hours longer than the sloth.
Koalas natural enemies are dingos, big owls, eagles, monitor lizards and pythons.
Nutrition
The koalas eat 200-400g of leaves bark and fruit a day. They use 5-10 eucalyptus tree from 70-500 eucalyptus arts.

https://de.wikipedia.org This text was written by grenzgirl1234

Uluru

The Uluru is a bright red island mountain in the middle of the Central Australian desert in the southwest of Northern Territory. With its elevation of 350 meters.

Not only do many dream-time legends wriggle around the myth and place of power of Uluru, but depending on the time of day, they always show different faces, colors and moods.

Uluru is in the middle of Australia, in the Northern Territory and the

Located is in the Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park.Ayers Rock can be reached by a sealed (bitumen) highway in around four and a half hours from Alice Springs.

It is 348 meters. It’s 428 km from Alice Springs, 2293 km from Melbourne and 2954 km from Sydney. It is 3.6 km long . The Uluru climb is 1.6 km long. In 2017, the board of the Uluru-Kata voted unanimously to end the climb because of the spiritual significance of the site, as well for safety and environmental reasons. One Anangu man told the BBC that Uluru was a “very sacred place, like our church”.

Australia

In November and December 2019 we talked about some aspects of Australia. We got to know some big cities and popular sites in down under, learned something about the Aborigines, Australian history and typical Austalian animals. Each student chose a topic of personal interest and wrote a short text which you can read here:

  • kangaroos
  • koala
  • tasmanian devil
  • sport
  • Canberra
  • Uluru
  • Great Barrier Reef

We created a timeline with important dates of Australian history, read about the stolen generation and listened to Kevin Rudds Sorry-speech. Some of us read the book “Rabbit-proof Fence” before we watched the movie “Long walk home”.

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