The unique animals in Australia are like nowhere else on Earth. Isolated for millions of years, Australia’s wildlife evolved into masters of survival armed with venomous toxins, lightning-fast reactions, and ingenious defenses. In this full episode of Primal Combat from Nat Geo Animals, narrated by Sean Bean, witness how animals rise from the ashes after catastrophic bushfires along Australia’s wild coast. As the continent becomes hotter and drier, life gets tougher for its unique creatures, like kangaroos, seals, sharks, and spiders, all of which must adapt to survive in this extreme environment.
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