ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 2月9日 01時12分

Video by @Joel Sartore | Mealworms might not sound appetizing to you or me, but to an eastern barred bandicoot like this one at Healesville Sanctuary, they’re scrumptious. These little marsupials use their excellent sense of smell to locate their food and then dig it up using their strong claws and elongated noses. Barred bandicoots spend most of their days nestled safely in their homes of grasses, leaves and twigs, but once night falls they almost immediately emerge and begin foraging. These creatures are solitary and only mingle with one another to breed. After the mother gives birth, she’ll keep her babies inside her pouch for around 55 days before she’s ready to let them out into the world.
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