Researchers have uncovered genetic elements that drive the rapid development of marsupials' facial features.

Trail cameras photographed three northern hairy-nosed wombats with bulging pouches, evidence of the first wild-born joeys at Powrunna State Forest, photos show.

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The world’s happiest animal is the quokka - an irresistibly cheerful marsupial native to Australia, famous for its perpetual smile and selfie-friendly nature. But behind that grin lies a fascinating ...

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Three wild-born northern hairy-nosed wombats born in Powrunna State Forest mark a new chapter in the species' recovery from ...

The baby joey has been seen jumping in and out of the pouch of protective first-time mum Truffle [Marwell Zoo] A zoo has said it is "so excited" to have spotted a potoroo joey in its enclosure for the ...