50+ Species of Marsupial (Organised by Family)

Hi Everyone! In honour of our friends down under, I have used the metric system for measurements in this video but also provided conversions in imperial as most people watching this will be from the U.S. I hope you enjoy this one, it was one of my favourites to research and make!

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I didn't know the Tasmanian devil was a marsupial! Good to know they have a sweet spot 😀 Love your videos! 😍

I’m very impressed by the information.

Ugh…the O is supposed to be silent in Opossum since the Australian Possums are named after them….

Just fantastic. For the illustrations it would be nice to have artists name

Interesting, I didn’t realize the great kangaroos were split! I’m less surprised by the smaller members being moved, except maybe Bennett’s Wallaby. Also I believe it’s pronounced “antelope-een” not “antilo-pine”. The name essentially means “like an antelope”.

pls add timestamps!!

Australia full of marsupials

I have a friend we call wombat,
All he does is eat roots and leaves.

If you've ever seen Willow, one of the animals the good witch (Raziel) turns into was a brushtail possum lol ( the original movie not the t.v. show)

oh noo save the tree kangaroo I wuv them <3

Exellent video! It doesen't mention Lutreolina crassicaudata, wich is a very active hunter, in my region it's called "comadreja colorada" (red weasel)

Thank you a ton for this insightful video!😁😁😁👍👍👍
I didn't know that there were so many interesting looking marsupials🤯🤯

I can’t watch this, the music is driving me nuts.

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so basically they have to win a race twice instead of once

Thank you for teaching an old dog some new tricks! very informative!

Opossum is just pronounced “possum.” The O is silent.

I'd like to get a good sniff of the inside of that pouch. Yummy!

to bad the australian thylasine is extinct, it's strange to see a creature that looks like a dog but is not a canine at all ?

As marsupial as usual.

you know there are more than 50 species of marsupial? There are actually exactly 300.

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Well wasn’t this lovely, marsupials are some of my favourite things ! I have just subbed and am now doing a bit of bingeing !
All the best Jules

Marsupials are mammals with pockets

Wooowwwww I never knew that Marsupials were still so diverse. and to think maybe the number of species could be even larger if humans hadn't arrive in Australia so earlier bringing invasive species.
Thanks for the video!!! Great job!!!!

here where i live there is little rat like marsupials that are nocturnal i believe its a type of potoroo

🎶 all the kangas
So many kangas 🎶
🎶and they all bounce ‘and in ‘and
Hand in hand for their 🎶
🎶pouch life!

Fun fact there are wild red necked wallabies found throughout the UK

Can you possibly cover the various species of seals in a future video

Ive recently become obsessed with your channel you work so hard on all ur videos and i really appreciate them!

MARSUPIALS

Very informative video!

He immediately shows off a Kangaroo giving birth

Crazy that marsupials evolved in South America, traveled to Antarctica via land bridge, thrived there, then made it to Australia by another land bridge and now has be isolated from the rest of the world until relatively recently.

I can't . . . they're all SO CUTE AND FLUFFY!!

Can you make a video about smallest carnivore

Great video

always love the structure on this videos and the way its divided by species, just that makes me enjoy them a lot more. great job!

Your videos are fantastic! My whole family loves them! Very well made!

Great video

An explaination for the American & Australian distribution is due to Marsupials potentially either emerging from or utilizing Antarctica as a landbridge between continents. It's an interesting hypothesis, & I'm excited to see what fossil evidence we gather as Antarctica is more thouroughly explored.

Do a video on bats

This is an incredible educational resource. Thank you.