If you’ve got fifteen minutes to spare, curl up in your burrow and enjoy a visit to Maria Island in Australia to meet some wild wombats in a secluded nature preserve. This documentary gives an up-close look at how wombats burrow, fight for territory, and of course, poop in cubes.
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Will watch later but this wombat is a lovely color.
Now I’m even more eager for my work day to end! Cannot wait to indulge my wombatlove for 15 minutes.
“Wombat Combat” 🤣
OMgosh! This was the BEST video ever! So informative, giving me knowledge about burrows and body structure I was unaware of. I am glad their extensive burrows helped other animals during the devastating fires. Their protective “butt plate” just cracks me up!
I want to hold a wombat! Now higher on my bucket list!
Personally, I would find a protective butt plate useful.
They probably don’t come in my size.😜
😂 “Does this butt plate make me look fat?”
Mortal Wombat ..?. (groan lol)
She just HAD to go there.
Fuzzy, chunky, little lawn mower! 😂
BTW, I just noticed there’s no longer a way to just email a post to someone.
That function seemed broken when I tried it, so I turned it off.
Another way to share posts by email is to copy the page address from your browser’s address field and paste it into a message.
Your browser may also have a “Share page” command that would help with this.
Thanks!
I’m perversely glad to see it “snowing” in Australia. 😁