What animals came with the Aborigines when they migrated to Australia?

This is a bit of a trick question! The Aboriginal people of Australia didn't "bring" animals with them when they migrated. They arrived on the continent tens of thousands of years ago, well before any modern humans had domesticated animals.

Here's why it's important to understand this:

* Aboriginal people are the oldest continuous culture on Earth: They have lived in Australia for at least 65,000 years, possibly even longer.

* No animals were domesticated in Australia: Unlike other parts of the world, Australia's unique ecosystem didn't lend itself to domestication of animals like sheep, cows, or horses.

Instead of bringing animals, the Aboriginal people adapted to the existing wildlife and developed a deep understanding of it. They learned to live alongside and utilize the unique animals of Australia, like kangaroos, emus, dingoes, and many others.

So, while they didn't bring animals with them, the Aboriginal people of Australia have a long and profound relationship with the animals that were already there.