The vegetation and wildlife might impact the people who live there because of the habitat
The main vegetation types in Australia (in simplified terms) are forest, rainforest, grassland, and desert. Different types of trees, shrubs, and grasses grow within each of these vegetation types and are specially adapted to the soil, rainfall, and temperature in each area.
Plants, animals, and other organisms evolve adaptations to suit them to the abiotic factors in their biome. Abiotic factors to which they adapt include temperature, moisture, growing season, and soil. This is why the same type of biome in different parts of the world has organisms with similar adaptations.
