Most common occupations in 2015 (%) Males Females. 1  Material moving occupations (16%) 2  Transportation occupations (13%) 3  Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations (10%) 4  Food preparation and serving related occupations (9%) 5  Sales and related occupations (8%) 6  Law enforcement workers including supervisors (8%)
Predators. Dingoes and Wedge-tailed Eagles prey on Emus. The fathers carry the chicks dung away in their beaks and put it a long way away to divert predators. Emu eggs are eaten by reptiles such as goannas and snakes, other birds such as the Black-breasted Buzzards and mammals such as Dingoes.
Numbat can eat up to 20 000 termites per day, which equals 10% of its own weight. Numbat is often called banded anteater because of the specific coloration of the coat and the type of diet. Other than food, numbats and anteaters do not have many things in common (they are not genetically related). Because of their small size, numbats are easy prey for many predators. They spend the night hidden in the hollow logs and burrows. Main predators of numbat are foxes, dingos, snakes, birds of prey and cats. After introduction of foxes, cats and dogs into their habitat, number of numbats decreased drastically.