Nowhere in the world is there like in Australia.  The country/city of Australia is an island of 8000 inhabitants - with more than 10 beaches. It is therefore not surprising that Australia is known to be a giant. It's the same size as the United States. About 250 miles long, the west coastline runs from Barcelona to Moscow. Australia and 200 languages are spoken in Australia. The most popular languages in English are Mandarin, Greek, Arabic, Vietnamese and Cantonese. Australia is very unique in everything that comes from other countries. There is a lot of truth about Australia that often surprises people when they hear it. Here are 50 amazing things about Australia that show why they are so different

1. In Australia, there is a river called Abandoned.

2. Australia is the sixth-largest country in the world and only one will be a continent.

3. Over 90% of Australia is covered with black.

4. Australia is a unique country with no volcanoes.

5. It is also the earth that touches the surface of our planet.

6. With eight people per millimeter, Australia has the lowest population.

7. The difference between the length and breadth of Australia is only 200 miles.

8. Australian aviation Qantas operates consecutive flights using oil to refill cooking oil.

9. The Australian National Science Agency says it started by developing Wi-Fi and they have already followed it.

10. In 1892, several hundred people left Australia to find Australia new in Central Paraguay, a socialist society.

11. In Australia, there is a plant called "aromatic shrub" that can make you bathe and just touch it.

Australia needs much of Antarctica over an area of ​​500,000 millimeters.

13. The largest breeding ground for livestock is in the Anthony Creek Station, the largest in Israel.

14. In search of water, 600,000 mobile cameras have recently irrigated the Docker River.

15. In Victoria, light bulbs can only be replaced by fixed electric lights.

16. Elizabeth's bookstore in New Town covers her paper book and gives a brief description so that no one can judge the book on its cover.

17. In 1859, 22 rabbits were introduced into Rabus minus Australia. In 1869, the continent had 200 million.

18. Despite the backdrop of warm, sunny weather throughout the year, the Australian Alps, which are the highest mountains in the world, receive more snow than the Swiss Alps.

19. The longest road in the world is Australia. It spreads over 9,000 miles. It actually has a network of roads around the world.

20. The Dingo Barrier in south-eastern Australia is about 3,500 km long. By comparison, it would cover the entire United States, from Los Angeles to Houlton, Maine.

21. Australia is the sixth-largest country in the world and only one will be a continent.

22. More than 80 percent of Australians live within 100 miles of the coast, making it one of the largest coastal areas in the world.

23. Australia has so many beaches that if you decide to visit a new lake every day, it would take you about 30 years to see them all.

24. Australia's largest region covers an area of ​​13,306 square miles with South Korea which can be linked to a much larger area.

25. Before the arrival of the people, the continent received megafauna. If you had lived here sixty-four years ago, you would have seen ten kangaroos 10 feet tall, Goanna lizards 23 feet and a dolphin size horse.

26. The largest settlement on earth is the Great Barrier Reef, which has its own mailbox.

27. The Platypus, a protected animal that lives only in Australia, is one of the most poisonous mammals in the world. Fortunately, although poisoning is particularly painful for humans, it is not fatal.

30. By 2018, Melbourne had been placed seven years on the line as the most exciting city in the world. But then he was reduced to second place after Vienna, Austria.

31. One of the founders of Melbourne was John Batman, and the city was temporarily named Batmania.

32. In 2018, Australia was ranked third behind the index of population improvement after Norway and Switzerland.

33. Australia placed third on the Human Development Index in 2018, behind Norway and Switzerland.

34. In 2005, Canberra Parliamentary representatives were banned from calling people "friends". But the ban only lasted one day

35. In Western Australia, there are many with a lot of pink salt. The other one is called Lake Hilfer and it's bright pink.

38. There are twice as many kangaroos in the range, which are fifty to twenty-five.

39. Australia has ten camels more times than koalas and exports camels to Saudi Arabia.

40. In Western Australia, possession of more than 100 pounds of pot is prohibited by law.

41. The renowned architect Sydney Sydney Opera had the idea of ​​building this specialty by eating an orange. If you include all of the above-ground buildings, you will find the perfect spot.

42. The world's oldest boxing, some of the 3,4 billion years old, has been found in Australia.

43. There are so many different species in Australia that only 25% of them have been found so far. Of the Australian wild animals, no one has free hooves.

44. Burger King translates dramatically to Hungry Jack's when you arrive in Australia because when BK was first developed in Australia, its name was already registered at a restaurant in Adelaide.

45. It is frustrating to see that Mount Tallest is 6,600 miles because surveyors have reached the summit not satisfied with the view.

46. ​​Australia has 500 species of pepper spiders. Some are deadly toxins, but most are completely harmless.

48. Australia has 19 UNESCO World Heritage sites, including 12 suites, 3 cultural sites, and 4 mixed sites.

49. In 1865, Australian miners called for the measure to be implemented after eight hours. And it has spread around the globe ever since.

50. Australia has the longest golf course on the ground, measuring more than 850 km.