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.
Animals such as red-tailed hawks, owls, skunks, coyotes and opossums are carnivores (meat-eaters) and feast on small mammals. Badgers are an example of an animal that eats both animals and plants (omnivores), choosing from a variety of rodents, frogs, snakes, insects, fruits and roots. The Australian dingo (wild dog) is an example of an animal that is active at night (nocturnal)