Wombats are sturdy, burrowing marsupials native to Australia, known for their round bodies and strong digging claws. These nocturnal herbivores feed on grasses, roots, and bark, using their sharp teeth to chew through tough vegetation. Despite their slow appearance, wombats can sprint up to 40 km/h (25 mph) when threatened. A fun fact about wombats is their unique cube-shaped droppings, which help mark their territory and prevent them from rolling away on sloped terrain! Credit goes to @kids_nat

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3.2K views · 167 reactions | Happy Wombat Day! Here's a fun fact: wombats are marsupials, which means they carry their young in a pouch, like a kangaroo, but unlike the kangaroo, the wombat's pouch faces backward. It sounds strange, but it helps from dirt hitting the baby while they dig, because wombats are burrowers. | Memphis Zoo | Facebook

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