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Australian marsupials

Australian marsupials including a kangaroo with joey, koala, wombat, wallaby and Tasmanian devil in native Australian bushland.
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Australian Marsupials – The Remarkable Animals That Raise Their Young Differently

Kangaroos, koalas and wombats may be Australia’s most famous marsupials, but they’re only the beginning. Discover the remarkable animals that hop, climb, dig, glide and hunt across Australia — and the extraordinary way they raise their young.

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Unique Australian mammals including a platypus, echidna, kangaroo, dingo and gliding possum in native Australian landscapes.
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Australia’s Unique Mammals – Animals Found Nowhere Else on Earth

Australia has mammals that lay eggs, hop across plains, glide between trees and detect prey using electrical signals. Discover how millions of years of isolation created some of the most unusual mammals on Earth.

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