Darwin， the capital city of the Northern territory

Darwin is abeautiful,facsinating tropical city filled with a melting pot of people。 Darwin is also home to a number of fascinating creatures from the Northern Territory。

Introduction

Florence Falls is a spectacular double waterfall which has a swimming hole. There is also a viewing platform at the top of the falls if you don’t wish to swim.

Florence Falls

The aboriginal caves near Uluru and Katherine are important examples of the art and culture of aboriginal people. These areas were important meeting places for the aboriginal people.

Aboriginal caves

The saltwater crocodile eats fish, birds, crabs, mammals and flying foxes. They are very slow on land,even to keep up with a jogging human. A female lays around 50 eggs in a small nest.

Saltwater crocodiles

The wedge tailed eagle eat small birds, lizards, small sheep, rabbits, hares, and sometimes kangaroos. They can swoop down to the water to catch fish.

Wedge tailed eagles

Frilled neck lizards are native to the Northern Australia。 They eat crickets, spiders and worms. They also eat tinned cat food, [no fish] with grated carrots and finely chopped lettuce.

Frilled neck lizards

Darwin has 5-star hotels with comfortable beds , several restaurants, a golf course, and a swimming pool. There are lots of cafes to choose from.

Darwin