Australian Wildlife and Marsupials

Australia's isolation has led to unique wildlife evolution, particularly marsupials like kangaroos, koalas, and wombats. These animals carry their young in pouches, allowing them to grow and thrive. The video explores various marsupials and their adaptations for survival.

Why does Australia have such unique wildlife?

• Due to its high mountain ranges

• Due to its long separation from other continents

• Because it has a large desert area

• Because of its tropical climate

What is a marsupial baby called?

• Pup

• Kitten

• Cub

• Joey

Which of the following is known for its hopping skills?

• Kangaroo

• Koala

• Wombat

• Sugar glider

What do koalas primarily eat?

• Bamboo

• Grass

• Insects

• Eucalyptus leaves

Which marsupial is known for its ability to glide through the air?

• Sugar glider

• Tasmanian devil

• Wombat

• Kangaroo