4-Zoology-Kinds-Mammal-Marsupial

marsupial

Kangaroo, koala, wombat, wallaroo, and opossum {marsupial}| (Marsupia) {pouched mammal} have embryos that develop inside body and bear live young, at fetal stage, that crawl to pouch on abdomen outside, to drink milk from mammary glands and develop. Marsupials care for young. Theria developed from monotremes. Marsupials came from early Theria.

banded anteater

small, Australia, long snout, claws, termite eater {banded anteater}.

kangaroo as animal

plant eater, Australia and New Guinea, large hind legs, long thick tail {kangaroo}.

koala

Australia, arboreal, gray, furry ears, no tail {koala}.

opossum

nocturnal, arboreal, long tail {opossum} (Didelphis) (Didelphidae).

phalanger

small, fur, Australia, arboreal, long prehensile tail {phalanger}.

platypus

Australia, aquatic, egg-laying, duck-like flexible bill, web feet, gray fur {platypus} (Ornithorhynchus anatinus).

Tasmanian devil

small, carnivorous, black, long tail {Tasmanian devil}.

wallaby

kangaroo-like but smaller {wallaby} (Macropodidae).

wombat

burrowing, plant eater, Australia, medium size, dense hair, short tail, flat snout {wombat}.

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