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just saw the wikipedia page for a dusky pademelon and i am entranced. they are so polite looking
They really are! They don't have an inaturalist page so I'll use the wikimedia commons photos.
Have you seen the dusky pademelon (Thylogale brunii)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
Photos by Cep Budhi Darma.
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Meet the red-necked pademelon (Thylogale thetis). A relative to kangaroos and wallabies, this critter is a marsupial species that lives in parts of eastern Australia. The shy animal inhabits forests, grassland, or scrub, where it forages for grass, roots, and leaves, typically during the night. Feeding during darker hours helps conceal this animal from predators like dingos and raptors.
Photo: Jim Moore, CC BY-NC 4.0, iNaturalist
Red-legged pademelon (Thylogale stigmatica) By: Ernest P. Walker From: Walker's Mammals of the World 1964
There’s a pademelon snoozing in my MIL’s garden.
(I mean, I’m not married, but what do you call your partner’s mum?)
Anyway back to the cutie. It just stretched and settled its little face back on its front paws.
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By JJ Harrison, CC BY-SA 3.0
It's weird for me to say an american reality tv show just taught me and my dad about an australian animal. Didn't expect that to be a bookend for my rough and turbulent day, but it is something that's happened. I guess we have to thank a US reality show for introducing me to the Pademelon.
I looked down when it was on screen, but I heard the name and looked it up online. The Pademelon just looks like a shorter, kind of fatter kangaroo to me. I think that's a fine way to describe it, although I'm not an animal expert nor someone from Australia or New Zealand or that corner of the world. I kind of feel shocked I've never heard of it before, because an animal with a name like that and an apperance like that feels like it should be really easily marketable. You'd think it'd be everywhere in the northern hemisphere/at least north american view of the region, like the kangaroo and the koala seem to be. But I don't really know.
Pademelon by @photography_by_nikki_long
