Description:

This collectible phone card from Australia, issued in 1994, features artwork highlighting endangered species native to the region. The front of the card prominently displays a Western Swamp Turtle, an endangered species, depicted with detailed illustration. Nearby, images of other threatened animals such as the Telstra Gouldian Finch and the Bilby are present, emphasizing the theme of wildlife conservation. The design includes elements of natural Australian habitat, reinforcing the card’s focus on environmental awareness.

The card's title, “1994 Endangered 3 Cards MINT,” is printed clearly, indicating its issuance year and condition as mint. The composition integrates the animals within a naturalistic setting that includes native plants, giving a vivid sense of their environment. The text “Australia” is displayed, confirming the country of origin. The card celebrates the unique and vulnerable fauna of Australia, serving both as a collectible item and a statement on conservation efforts.

Additionally, the name “Telstra Gouldian Finch” appears on the card, linking it to the telecommunications company Telstra and highlighting one of the species pictured. The artwork and text together create a strong connection to Australian endangered wildlife, making this phone card a meaningful collectible for enthusiasts interested in fauna and environmental themes.

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