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Later, we took a cruise to see the wildlife and found sea snakes, dugongs, Australia's version of the Florida manatee, and sharks. It was called Shark Bay, there had to be a few around. Below is a picture I took of a tiger shark. Better to see them from on board a big boat.
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We stayed a second night at the Denham Seaside Tourist Village. I wanted to stay longer, but we had places to go and a New Year's Eve party to attend!