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kowari! i love teaching people that they exist
WHAT A CUTIE!!!
Kowari (Dasyuroides byrnei), family Dasyuridae, order Dasyuromorphia, found in the Gibber deserts of central Australia
Carnivorous.
A.K.A. Kariri & Brush-tailed Marsupial Rat
Closely related to the mulgaras.
photos: Elias Neideck, Leipzig Zoo, Oliver Ramstedt
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The Kowari, a small nocturnal predator, taken on a Napco cattle station.
Photograph: Brad Leue/Australian Wildlife Conservancy
Kowari (Dasyuroides byrnei), a small nocturnal brush-tailed marsupial. (Larger 1, 2).
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this is Moon the Kowari, an endangered australian marsupial
Description from the Center for Biological Diversity:
Kowaris are small marsupials who eat meat, eking out a living in the remote, stony deserts of northeast Australia. Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, the palm-sized predators are related to Tasmanian devils and quolls and are being driven ever-faster toward extinction by land degradation for cattle grazing, feral cats, and other forces.
Arid Recovery has translocated 12 kowaris from the Birdsville Track to its reserve near Andamooka Station in an effort to conserve the speci
An endangered marsupial on the brink of extinction has been given a chance to survive inside a predator-free zone near Andamooka Station in outback South Australia.
The Arid Recovery team — an independent not-for-profit group that runs a wildlife reserve in the state's north — has translocated 12 kowaris from the Birdsville Track and released them into a fenced reserve near the station.
