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Hier lernen Sie die Namen von Beuteltieren und Kloakentieren auf Englisch wie "Känguru", "Schnabeltier" und "Opossum".
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a large Australian animal with a long tail and two strong legs that moves by leaping, female of which can carry its babies in its stomach pocket which is called a pouch

Känguru, Wallaby
a tree-dwelling Australian mammal with gray fur and large ears that feeds on eucalyptus leaves

Koala, ein baumbewohnendes australisches Beuteltier mit grauem Fell und großen Ohren
a small to medium-sized marsupial mammal known for its prehensile tail, nocturnal behavior, and ability to play dead as a defense mechanism

Opossum, Beutelratte
a small nocturnal marsupial with a long tail that lives in trees and is found in the western hemisphere

Opossum, Beutelratte
a unique mammal that is native to Australia, known for its distinctive appearance and ability to lay eggs, with a duck-bill, webbed feet, and dense fur

Schnabeltier, Platypus
a mammal like a kangaroo but smaller in size that is native to Australia or New Guinea

Wallaby, kleines Känguru
a short-legged mammal like a bear that carries its babies in a pouch and is native to Australia

Wombat, Beutelbär
a small, insectivorous marsupial known for its distinctive appearance, diurnal habits, and specialized diet of termites

Numbat, Ameisenbeutler
a type of mammal, often a small rodent or marsupial, that has evolved the ability to glide through the air using specialized skin flaps or membranes between their limbs

Gleiter, Flughörnchen
a carnivorous marsupial native to Tasmania, known for its stocky build, aggressive nature, and distinctive black fur with white markings on its chest

Tasmanischer Teufel, Sarcophilus harrisii
a small animal with long tail and nose that mainly eats insects and is usually found in Australia

Bandikut, Beuteldachs
a carnivorous marsupial species found in Australia and Papua New Guinea, known for their distinctive spotted fur

Quoll, Tüpfelbeutelmarder
a small, nocturnal marsupial species found in Australia, known for their insectivorous diet and distinctive long snout

Dunnart, kleine
a small egg-laying mammal that is covered in spines, has a pointed snout and originates from Australia

Ameisenigel, Schnabeligel
a small, insectivorous marsupial species found in Australia, known for their elongated snout, long tail, and ability to survive in arid environments

Langschwanz-Beutelmaus, langschwänzige insektenfressende Beuteltierart
the largest marsupial species found in Australia, known for their powerful hind legs, distinctive red fur, and ability to hop at high speeds for long distances

rotes Känguru, roter Känguru
a small animal with long tail and nose that has rabbit-like ears and lives in deserts

Bilby, Großer Kaninchennasenbeutler
a family of small marsupials found in South America, known for their unique features and insectivorous diet

Caenolestidae, Familie kleiner Beuteltiere
a carnivorous marsupial found in Australia and New Guinea, known for its compact body, long tail, sharp teeth, and agile climbing abilities

Beutelkatze, einheimische Katze Australiens
a small rodent known for its unique hopping gait resembling that of a kangaroo, found in arid regions of North America

Kängurumaus, Springmaus
a unique marsupial adapted to life in the trees, known for its agility, powerful limbs, and ability to leap from tree to tree in rainforests of Australia and Papua New Guinea

Baumkänguru, Känguru der Bäume
a type of marsupial that is well-adapted to living in rocky terrain, known for its ability to navigate steep cliffs and rocky landscapes

Felsenwallaby, Klippenwallaby
a small marsupial with a distinctive pointed tail ending in a sharp nail-like tip, known for its agility, herbivorous diet, and endangered status in some regions

Nagelschwanzwallaby, Spitzschwanzwallaby
a small marsupial native to the rainforests of northeastern Queensland, Australia, known for its unique appearance

Moschus-Känguru, Moschus-Wallaby
a large marsupial native to Australia, known for its distinctive grey fur, powerful hind legs

Riesenkänguru, großes Känguru
a small macropod marsupial species found in Western Australia, known for their cute and friendly appearance, and often referred to as the "world's happiest animal"

Quokka, eine kleine Beuteltierart der Macropodidae
a small marsupial with a stocky body, short tail, and long hind legs adapted for hopping, known for its burrowing behavior and primarily herbivorous diet

Potoroo, Kängururatte
a small marsupial resembling a small kangaroo or wallaby, known for its compact body, short tail, and hopping locomotion

Pademelon, Zwergwallaby
an arboreal marsupial known for its round body, long prehensile tail, and soft fur, found in Australia, New Guinea, and nearby islands

Kuskus, FalanGer
an intermediate-sized macropod species found in Australia, closely related to the kangaroo and wallaby, and typically characterized by their robust build and short, thick tail

Wallaroo, mittelgroßes Känguru
a small marsupial found in Australia characterized by its compact body, long tail, powerful hind legs, and unique hopping gait

Bettong, Kängururatte
a small marsupial endemic to Australia that is known for its ability to dig complex underground burrow systems

Boodie, kleines Beuteltier
a small carnivorous marsupial native to arid regions of Australia, known for its acute hearing and nocturnal habits

Mulgara, kleiner fleischfressender Beutelsäuger
a genus of small insectivorous marsupials native to Australia, known for their unique mating behavior and short lifespan

Ameisenbeutler, eine Gattung kleiner insektenfressender Beuteltiere
a small carnivorous marsupial native to Australia, with a body length of about 16-18 cm and a bushy tail of about the same length

Kowari, ein kleiner fleischfressender Beuteltier
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