Wildest Australia

With little rainfall and searing temperatures, Australia's vast interior is an unrelenting habitat. Yet it is home to many creatures, including red kangaroos and the world's most venomous snake.

Some of the world's most ancient and ecologically diverse rainforests are in Australia, from North Queensland's Daintree to the stunning central highlands of Tasmania in the far south.

Australia's semi-coastal interior, referred to as "the bush", is coloured by extraordinary landscapes and wildlife found nowhere else on the planet, including koalas and hairy-nosed wombats.

Along Australia's coast, dingos emerge from sand dunes to fish along the shore, while whale sharks gather at Ningaloo Reef for the annual coral spawning.