On the outline map of the world, mark and label the following. The continent in which koalas are found The first country to harness wind energy

Tropical forests: Both the evergreen and deciduous trees are found in tropical forests. The equatorial region is home to evergreen trees, whereas deciduous trees are found in monsoon regions.
Temperate forests: Winters in temperate forests are pleasant, and rainfall is moderate. There are trees, shrubs and bushes in the forest.
Coniferous forests: Coniferous forests are commonly known as Taiga. These forests are found in high-altitude areas of the north polar region. Because of the severe winters and short cool summers, the growth of plants in these forests is slow.
Mediterranean forests: The Mediterranean forest is located near the Mediterranean Sea. In both hemispheres, these forests can be found on the western borders of continents.

Netherlands: This was the first country to use windmills to harness wind energy. The wind is a prominent non-conventional source of energy. Wind farms consisting of a cluster of windmills, are generally built-in coastal locations and mountain passes where strong and consistent winds blow. Australia: Australia is home to a diverse range of animals. Approximately half of them are marsupials. Only this continent is home to kangaroos and koalas. Other notable creatures and birds include duckbilled platypuses, emus, lyrebirds, kingfishers, and kookaburras.