In the southeastern part of Queensland, Australia, at the junction with New South Wales, there is one of the world's oldest tropical rainforests the World Natural Heritage, the Gondwana Rainforest. Gondwanas name as a rainforest may be unfamiliar to most people, but most of the words Gowana continent have been heard. In many inferences, this is a very old continent that has split into the present as time elapses. But the ancient vegetation that once was born on the Gondwana continent, as well as the geological features, still exist. This piece of Gondwana rainforest in Australia is the most intuitive performance. The Gowana rainforest covers an area of about 3,665 square kilometers. It contains four rainforests and more than 200 precious and endangered animals and plants. It is an extremely precious living fossil.