What animals are in the savanna Australia?

Australia's savanna is home to a diverse range of animals, including:

Mammals:

* Kangaroos: Red kangaroos, eastern grey kangaroos, antilopine kangaroos

* Wallabies: Antilopine kangaroo, black-footed rock-wallaby, agile wallaby, red-necked wallaby

* Dingoes: Wild dogs that are Australia's top predator

* Bilbies: Small, rabbit-like marsupials

* Bandicoots: Small, burrowing marsupials

* Echidnas: Spiny anteaters

* Quolls: Carnivorous marsupials

* Macropods: Kangaroos, wallabies, and other large marsupials with powerful hind legs

* Bats: Fruit bats, insectivorous bats

* Rodents: Rats, mice, and other small mammals

Birds:

* Emus: Large flightless birds

* Cockatoos: Parrots with distinctive crests

* Parrots: Lorikeets, budgerigars, and others

* Kookaburras: Large, noisy kingfishers

* Wattles: Birds with fleshy wattles on their necks

* Birds of Prey: Eagles, hawks, falcons, and owls

* Waterbirds: Ducks, geese, and wading birds

Reptiles:

* Goannas: Large, lizard-like reptiles

* Snakes: Pythons, vipers, and other snakes

* Lizards: Skinks, geckos, and others

* Tortoises: Land turtles

* Crocodiles: Saltwater crocodiles in coastal areas

Insects:

* Termites: Important decomposers and a food source for many animals

* Ants: A wide variety of ant species

* Beetles: Numerous species of beetles

* Butterflies: Butterflies and moths

* Grasshoppers: A variety of grasshopper species

Amphibians:

* Frogs: Tree frogs, ground frogs, and others

This list is not exhaustive, but it provides an overview of some of the most common and interesting animals found in the Australian savanna.