Marsupials
Marsupials, such as the kangaroo, wallaby, wallaroo and the possum are found in the warm wilderness of Australia. The arboreal marsupials, found in the wild canopy of South American rainforests, outnumber the mammals there. Marsupials carry their babies in pouches and hence differ from mammals. The marsupial family began expanding itself about 70 to 80 millions years ago. Find out what they are and how they got their jumping genes in Australia, whilst the others preferred climbing up high bowers.
- Random Facts about Tree Kangaroo
Found in rain forests and lowlands, tree kangaroos have very well adapted to the arboreal life. Read this article to know some unusual facts about this species.
- Adaptation of Tree Kangaroos Explained
The tree kangaroo has 12 sub species, and each and every one of them is endangered. Find out about the adaptations of tree kangaroos and why these animals prefer dwelling on trees....
- Australian Marsupials
Some interesting information about the Australian marsupials which will give you an insight of one of the most fascinating - but less known, class of kingdom Animalia. Continue reading an extensive list of marsupials found in Australia.
- Marsupials List
A list of marsupials which will help you get all the information you need to know about these animals. Continue reading for some interesting facts about marsupial animals - with emphasis on its members and their geographical range.
- Cuscus Facts
Cuscus is a large marsupial that is a subspecies of possum. The following article will cover some interesting facts that will help you know more about this unique species.
- Wombat Facts
Have you ever seen a wombat? This article describes some interesting wombat facts. Wombats, the Australian marsupials live from about 5 years to over 30 years. Studies show that some species of wombat are on the verge of extinction. Read on if you love animals...
- Marsupial Animals
Ever heard about the marsupials. If your answer is no, then read this article to know more about marsupial animals.
