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Fat-tailed dunnart By: Elwin R. Sanborn From: Zoological Society Bulletin, Vol XXI, No. 4 1918
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Fat-tailed dunnart By: Elwin R. Sanborn From: Zoological Society Bulletin, Vol XXI, No. 4 1918
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Common Dunnart (Sminthopsis murina), family Dasyuridae, order Dasyuromorphia, interior eastern Australia
photograph by Brother-Nature
Slender-tailed Dunnart Sminthopsis murina
The slender-tailed dunnart is native to the east and south-east of Australia. An opportunistic arthropod feeder, it has a preference for beetles and moths. The litter size is usually 8–10 joeys.
image by Sam Gordon
May I present for your consideration the humble dunnart
woah.
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Julia Creek dunnart (Sminthopsis douglasi).
Image credit: QUT
DUNNARTSONA (for real this time) its a julia creek dunnart :)
a homage to a tiny carnivorous marsupial dunnarts are such a cool but under appreciated animal; born the size of a grain of rice with no bones but use their shoulder/arm muscle and tendon to find their mom’s teat, and no need for an adult to find water as its all sustained from their prey, lovely lil’ critters