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Are you curious about marsupial facts and looking to find out more about them? Have you been wondering which animals fall into the marsupial category, and maybe even how you can help them?
Firstly, the most common animals that fall under the Marsupial classification are the Kangaroo, Wallaby, Koala, Opossum, Wombat, and Tasmanian Devil. There are, however, around 334 species of marsupials. More than 200 species can be found in Australia and the island north of the continent, about 100 in South America, 13 in Central America, and only 1 in North America.
Learn more about Kangaroos and their babies on this video: