This is a countdown of the most deadly animals in Australia.  This contains some facts about the animals. such as where they are located, length, what they eat and other things. Thanks and I hope you like it.

10. Funnel Web Spider

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• Location: South Easter Australia
• Length: About 4.5 centimeters
• Color: Brown-Black
• Venomous: Yes

9. Great White Shark

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• Location: Coasts of Australia, South Africa, California, Ilsa Guadalupe
• Length: 20 feet on average
• Weight: About 4,900 pounds
• Food Source: Mainly tuna

8. Tiger Snake

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• Location: Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, and New South Wales
• Length: 7 feet on average
• Color: Yellow, orange-brown, or black.  The belly is usually a yellow or an orange
• Food Source: Frogs, nesting birds, fish, and rats
• Venomous: Yes

7. Brown Snake

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• Location: Australia and India
• Length: 11 inches on average
• Color: Brown
• Food Source: Earthworms, slugs, sow bugs, insects, spiders and small frogs
• Venomous: Yes

6. Red Back Spider

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• Location: Australia
• Length: 3.5 millimeters long on average
• Color: Black with red
• Food Source: Insects
• Venomous: Yes

5. Stone Fish

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• Location: Tropic of Capricorn or Great Barrier Reef
• Length: 30 centimeters long on average
• Color: Dark brown
• Food Source: Small fish and shrimp
• Venomous: Yes

4. Blue Ringed Octopus

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• Location: Australia and Japan
• Length: 12 centimeters long on average
• Color: White, pink, or brown with blue rings
• Food Source: Small crab and shrimp
• Venomous: Yes

3. Salt Water Crocodile

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• Location: Southeast Asia and Norther Australia
• Length: 13 to 17 feet long on average
• Weight: Any where from 880-3000 pounds
• Color: Brownish whitish
• Food Source: Insects, amphibians, crustaceans, and reptiles

2. Fierce Snake

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• Location: Australia
• Length: 6 feet on average
• Color: Dark brown to an olive green
• Food Source: Rodents and birds
• Venomous: Yes

1. Box Jellyfish

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• Location: Australia, Hawaii and other tropical places
• Length: 9.5 feet on average
• Color: Blue
• Food Source: Fish
• Venomous: Yes

Well, those are the most deadly animals in Australia.  I hoped you enjoyed this article and my articles to come.  I hope this helped you for whatever you needed it for. Such as a book report or just to know more about Australia or the animals in it.  Anyways again thanks for reading.  I would really appreciate if you would leave me some comments and feedbacks, so that I may change anything thing, clear something up, and answer some questions that you may have.