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6 Answers
- Anonymous7 months ago
In a geological sense or in a political sense?
- tentofieldLv 72 years ago
No. Until the sea level rise at the end of the Pleistocene, Tasmania was part of mainland Australia and it is still attached through the shallow Bass Strait.
- Anonymous2 years ago
Yes, soon it will be a part of New Zealand.
- NancyLv 72 years ago
No, the Australia and Tasmania sit on the same tectonic plate, the Indo-Australian plate. For them to be drifting away from each other, there would have to be a continental divide between them, and it would have to take the form of a volcanic mountain range rather than a trench between, but there's not.
- Anonymous2 years ago
No. It's tied on with a piece of rope. Surely everyone knows that?
- Anonymous2 years ago
not that anyone would notice, no ...............................................
