




Potorous tridactylus
The long-nosed potoroo is a small, shy marsupial with a long nose and big ears. They love to dig in the ground to find tasty snacks like fungi and insects!
生息地: Forests
The long-nosed potoroo is a small, rat-like marsupial with dense grey-brown fur. It has a distinctive long, pointed snout and relatively short front legs compared to its strong, hopping hind legs and long tail. This gives it a unique appearance, like a blend of a large rat and a tiny kangaroo.





カテゴリ
哺乳類レア度
Rare
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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Baby potoroos, called joeys, grow big and strong inside their mother's cozy pouch!
Potoroo moms can pause a pregnancy until conditions are just perfect for their joey!
These tiny marsupials are like forest gardeners, helping truffle fungi spread their spores!
They are ancient 'rat-kangaroos', among the oldest marsupials in Australia!
The long-nosed potoroo can sniff out yummy fungi underground because of their unique, sensitive long nose.
The long-nosed potoroo can dig quickly to find food and shelter thanks to their strong claws and forelimbs.
The long-nosed potoroo has large, dark eyes that help them navigate and find food in the dark because they are nocturnal.
These small marsupials mainly eat fungi and roots they dig up with their long noses.
Hymenogaster decorus
Spreads spores of these underground fungi, helping them grow.
Vulpes vulpes
An introduced predator that hunts potoroos, severely threatening populations.
Felis catus
Another introduced predator, feral cats prey on potoroos in their habitat.
まだ別名はありません。
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
If you see a wild animal, it's best to watch from a distance and not try to touch it.
34-40 cm
0.8-1.3 kg
4-6 年
25 km/h
These small marsupials mainly eat fungi and roots they dig up with their long noses.
Forests
Foraging
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