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Mammals of Australia and Oceania

Marsupials, monotremes, kangaroos, koalas, wombats, and island fauna.

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40 basic cards for General Nature. It opens with "What is the largest living marsupial?" and "Which leaves make up most of a koala's diet?". More Game Night and Road Trips decks are listed below.

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What is the largest living marsupial?
Show answerRed kangaroo
Which leaves make up most of a koala's diet?
Show answerEucalyptus leaves
How many offspring does a kangaroo typically give birth to at once?
Show answerOne
What unusual feature makes a platypus unique among mammals?
Show answerIt has a venomous spur and electroreceptive bill.
How does a sugar glider move between trees?
Show answerIt glides on a membrane stretched between its limbs.
What is the primary diet of a numbat?
Show answerTermites
What is distinctive about the Tasmanian Devil's vocalizations?
Show answerLoud, piercing screeches and growls.
Which island is the quokka native to?
Show answerRottnest Island
How does a wombat's pouch differ from other marsupials?
Show answerIt opens backward, facing toward the rear.
What is the maximum hopping speed of a red kangaroo?
Show answerUp to 70 kilometers per hour.
What term describes a young marsupial in its mother's pouch?
Show answerJoey
How long can a koala typically live in the wild?
Show answer10 to 12 years
What physical feature distinguishes echidnas from platypuses?
Show answerEchidnas are covered in spines or quills.
How does a koala digest the toxic compounds in eucalyptus leaves?
Show answerVia a specialized enlarged appendix called a cecum.
What does a bandicoot primarily eat?
Show answerInsects and small invertebrates.

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