any phascogale fursonas?
-little guy
-big fluffy tail
-sexual maniacs, every year the entire adult male population fuck themselves to death
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any phascogale fursonas?
-little guy
-big fluffy tail
-sexual maniacs, every year the entire adult male population fuck themselves to death

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All of our nesting boxes are up! 😊 We hope our red - tailed phascogales make them their homes over the next few weeks during their breeding season. #phascogale #nestingbox #nativeanimals #wildlifeconservation #wildlife #lovenature #marradongcountry #recycled https://www.instagram.com/p/BykAuBbhRSx/?igshid=u8vrm23jnvcs
A Brush-tailed #Phascogale sucking down a huge yellow caterpillar it'd just spent 10 minutes chewing from its chrysalis. #soblessed #mammalwatching #marsupial
Red Tailed Phascogale/Wambenger (Phascogale calura) -Â
Phascogales are small carnivorous marsupials native to western Australia. Â There are only two species of Phascogale; the red tailed and the brush tailed. Â The red tailed is the smaller of the two. Â
These little marsupials are best known for their die hard mating habits. Â Males will become so overwhelmed with hormones that they usually die shortly after their first mating seasons. Â In the wild, males will live just over a year. Â Females can live up to about 3 years. Â Females might produce one or two litters in a lifetime.Â
Living primarily in trees, it eats mostly insects, arachnids, and sometimes small reptiles or mammals. Â It does not need to drink water, as it gets its moisture from its food.Â
It is vulnerable to introduced predators and more recently, new chemicals that threaten its population. Â They have been listed as near threatened within the last few years.Â
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Only the males, though. From the original research paper "... females have maximized sperm competition among males by highly synchronizing estrus and mating promiscuously, the die-off mechanism is adaptive in males even though the resulting immune collapse is fatal."Â

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