Encyclopedia : The Brush-tailed Possum
Author's name : Andrew & Nancy Learmonth
Tittle of the book: Encyclopedia of Australia
Dewey Number : 919.4
Hi everyone, I have been reading in this book and it something that attracted me it's about an animal that I like to share with everyone.
The Brush-tailed Possum is 60 Cm. long and it's a leaf-eater, was described in 1789 by a naturalist as (fox-like) in 1931-2 during the great slum period over a million skins were exported out of NSW.
The brush-tailed Possum has a very wide distribution in mainland and insular Australia and it can make a home anywhere ,eg : in a box, in tree holes , in rock holes.
Author's name : Andrew & Nancy Learmonth
Tittle of the book: Encyclopedia of Australia
Dewey Number : 919.4
Hi everyone, I have been reading in this book and it something that attracted me it's about an animal that I like to share with everyone.
The Brush-tailed Possum is 60 Cm. long and it's a leaf-eater, was described in 1789 by a naturalist as (fox-like) in 1931-2 during the great slum period over a million skins were exported out of NSW.
The brush-tailed Possum has a very wide distribution in mainland and insular Australia and it can make a home anywhere ,eg : in a box, in tree holes , in rock holes.
I first time to see that animal, its eyes are very different. I try to visit the link but I can't. I'll try visit it at home. Nice to you!
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