What animals live in the kakadu national park of Australia?

Kakadu National Park is home to an extraordinary range of wildlife. Some of the most notable species include:

Mammals:

- Agile Wallaby

- Black-footed Rock-wallaby

- Common Brushtail Possum

- Dingo

- Eastern Grey Squirrel

- Fat-tailed Dunnart

- Golden Bandicoot

- Koala

- Northern Quoll

- Red Kangaroo

- Short-beaked Echidna

- Sugar Glider

- Wallaroo

- Western Grey Squirrel

Birds:

- Australian Pelican

- Australian Pratincole

- Azure Kingfisher

- Brolga

- Chestnut Rail

- Common Bronzewing

- Crimson Finch

- Eastern Reef Egret

- Great Egret

- Jabiru

- Little Corella

- Magpie Goose

- Northern Rosella

- Rainbow Lorikeet

- Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo

- Rufous Owl

- Scarlet Robin

- White-bellied Sea Eagle

Reptiles:

- Alligator Snapping Turtle

- Carpet Python

- Common Death Adder

- Eastern Long-necked Turtle

- Freshwater Crocodile

- Frilled Lizard

- Golden Tree Frog

- Green Python

- Lace Monitor

- Olive Python

- Saltwater Crocodile

- Thorny Devil

Fish:

- Barramundi

- Black Bream

- Bony Bream

- Bull Shark

- Catfish

- Estuary Cod

- Freshwater Cod

- Giant Trevally

- Golden Perch

- Humpty-headed Maori Wrasse

- Longtail Tuna

- Mangrove Jack

- Mud Crab

- Oxeye Herring

- Rainbowfish

- Red Emperor

- Sailfish

- Threadfin Salmon

- Tiger Shark

- Tuna

- Yellowfin Bream