During the Mega Pleistocene, Australia has relatively stayed the same, but due to the invasive species introduced during the Holocene, some smaller marsupials went extinct, also many invasive species formed new species or subspecies, but most marsupial species still exist, despite this. Many sea animals from Antarctica also migrated from Antarctica to Australia
Australian Coast[]
Many fauna inhabit the Australian coast.
Mammals[]
- Australian Sea Lion -
- Oceanian Elephant Seal -
- Common Bottlenosed Dolphin -
- Pygmy Black Whale -
- Common Dugong -
- Orca -
Birds[]
- Fairy Penguin -
- Monk Penguin -
- Lord Penguin -
- False Monk Penguin -
- Adelie Penguin -
- Macaroni Penguin -
- Chinstrap Penguin -
- Little Blue Penguin -
Australian Plains[]
A grassland during wet season.
Mammals[]
- Red Kangaroo -
- Black Kangaroo - Descended from
- Pig-Footed Bandicoot -
- Diprotodon -
- Marsupial Pig - Descended from
- Pack Devil - Descended from
- Brumby -
- Thylacine -
- Flatland Dingo -
- Dwarf Dingo - Descended from
- Australian Camel - Descended from
- Australian Fox - Descended from
- Australian Buffalo - Descended from
- Australian Lion - Descended from
- Outback Gray Wolf - Descended from
- Australian Boar - Descended from
- Australian Meerkat - Descended from
- Australian Oryx - Descended from
- Australian Hyena - Descended from
- Outback Bear - Descended from
- Outback Rhinoceros - Descended from
- Australian Cougar - Descended from
- Outback Elephant - Descended from
- Australian Wild Ass - Descended from
Birds[]
- Emu -
- Australian Moa - Descended from
Reptiles[]
Australian Forest[]
A forest region of Australia.
Mammals[]
- Eastern Gray Kangaroo -
- Tasmanian Devil -
- Australian Devil - Descended from
- Tiger Quoll -
- Koala -
- Australian Cougar - Descended from
- Forest Dingo - Descended from
- Australian Wild Ferret - Descended from
- Australian Buffalo - Descended from
- Thylacine -
Birds[]
- Emu -
- Southern Cassowary -
- Australian Dodo -