One of the animals that is sometimes mistaken for a mouse is actually the small carnivorous marsupial antechinus. There are several species of cinnamon antechus in Australia, but they share some common characteristics that, when combined, can set them apart from rodents such as rats and mice.
Video Answer below 👇
Thanks so much for your feedback!
Have more questions? Submit a request
A common misconception about ostriches is that their ancestors were also flightless birds. This is incorrect. The ostrich's ancestors were actually flying birds, but lost their ability to fly due (...)
Ostriches, emu, cassowaries, rares, and kiwis cannot fly. Unlike most birds, the flat sternum does not have the keel to secure the strong pectoral muscles needed for flight. Their tiny wings proba (...)
Like most hounds, Basenji is very loud. However, unlike most dogs, Basenji does not bark. The unique sounds they make can best be described as yodeling. 5янв. 2016 г.
Ostriches are birds, not reptiles. They belong to the taxonomic class of birds. But birds have evolved from reptiles and their relatives
Gizmo doesn't clean himself very often. The only thing he does is wash his private, and wash his feet if they are wet after a walk.
Basenji is a unique (...)
