Featured Article: Do koalas smell like cough drops?
If you can get past a koala's pungent scent of urine and mating-musk, you might detect a faint hint of cough drops. Why do koalas smell like they'd clear out your sinuses? See more »
marsupials library
Marsupials are mammals that commonly bear a pouch such as Kangaroos and Koala Bears. Two thirds of marsupial species are found in Australia.
Articles 1-13 of 13
Do koalas smell like cough drops?
If you can get past a koala's pungent scent of urine and mating-musk, you might detect a faint hint of cough drops. Why do koalas smell like they'd clear out your sinuses?
See more »
What's the difference between a wallaby and a kangaroo?
If you want to determine whether you've got your hands on a wallaby or a kangaroo, you're going to have to pry open the animal's mouth and examine its molars.
See more »
Kangaroo
Kangaroo, a mammal native to Australia and nearby islands and introduced into New Zealand.
See more »
Why do kangaroos hop?
Million-dollar endorsement deals or a sneaker named the Air Roo aren't in the cards for kangaroos. Since these animals can't play in any Final Four championships, why do they hop?
See more »Bandicoot
Bandicoot, a small mammal related to the kangaroo. Like the kangaroo, it is a marsupial, an animal whose young are suckled and carried in a pouch on the female's abdomen.
See more »Dasyure
Dasyure, or Native Cat, a small mammal of Australia and New Guinea. It is a marsupial, an animal whose young are carried in a pouch on the mother's abdomen.
See more »Koala
Koala, an Australian marsupial (animal that suckles its young in a pouch). The koala lives in trees and feeds almost entirely on eucalyptus leaves.
See more »Marsupials
Marsupial, a type of mammal that is distinguished from other mammals by certain anatomical and reproductive features.
See more »Opossum
Opossum, or Possum, the common name for a family of American marsupials. (A marsupial is a mammal whose young are born so soon after breeding that they need to be protected from the outside world.
See more »Phalanger
Phalanger, a small, furry marsupial (animal that suckles its young in a pouch). Phalangers inhabit Australia, New Guinea, and numerous East Indian islands east of Borneo.
See more »Tasmanian Devil
Tasmanian Devil, a flesh-eating animal found in Tasmania. It is a marsupial—a mammal whose young develop in a pouch (mar-supium) like that of the kangaroo.
See more »Tasmanian Tiger
Tasmanian Tiger, Tasmanian Wolf, or Thylacine, the largest meat-eating marsupial.
See more »Wombat
Wombat, a mammal of Australia. It is a marsupial, an animal whose young mature and nurse in a pouch on the female's abdomen.
See more »Articles 1-13 of 13
Related Ad Categories
