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Numbat - Myrmecobius fasciatus also noombat or walpurti, insectivorous diurnal marsupial, its diet consists almost exclusively of termites. Small cute animal in the australian forest.

A male and female numbat. Numbats used to inhabit a wide area of south west Australia. Due to habitat loss they are now confined to two small areas in Western Australia, and are an endangered species.

Photo showing a tame Indian palm squirrel or three-striped palm squirrel (Funambulus palmarum), eating biscuit crumbs from someone's hand in the Agra Fort gardens, Uttar Pradesh, India.

Unusual and rare animal found in a restricted range. Photographed in the wild in rural Australia.

A numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus) forages in its natural habitat, blending into the dry Australian bushland with its striped back and slender snout

Horizontal image of numbats in the wild, Nov 2023

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$A close-up shot of a squirrel eating a snack while perched on a wooden ledge at the zoo. The background is out of focus.\n\nVideos are available similar to this scenario.$

Close-up of a rhynchocyon petersi, also known as the black and rufous sengi, isolated on white

Close up of cape ground squirrel or South African ground squirrel, or Geosciurus inauris, searching for food in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa

Armadillo from no longer circulating Venezuelan paper money currency bill.

Numbat - Myrmecobius fasciatus also noombat or walpurti, insectivorous diurnal marsupial, diet consists almost exclusively of termites. Small cute animal termit hunter in the australian forest.

This is a rare photograph of a Ringtail in Oklahoma. This one was photographed at the Wichita Mountains in Oklahoma.

Mala (rufous hare-wallaby) out for food at night, Central Australia.

Plains viscacha or vizcacha, Lagostomus maximus, going for a walk at nightfall, in El Palmar National Park, Entre Rios, Argentina.

$This portrait captures a baby Mareeba rock-wallaby (Petrogale mareeba) in the heart of the Atherton Tablelands, Far North Queensland. Likely less than a month old, the tiny wallaby is already venturing out on its own, displaying a blend of curiosity and apprehension. \n\nClassified as a vulnerable species, Mareeba rock-wallabies are known for their remarkable agility, effortlessly navigating the rocky outcrops of their native habitat.$

Close-up photo of a Swamp Wallaby (Wallabia bicolor) standing on the forest floor in its natural Australian habitat. The wallaby is shown in detail, with its textured fur, alert eyes, and small build, surrounded by native leaf litter and bushland. This photo captures the quiet beauty of Australian native wildlife.

An Endangered Numbat basks in morning sunlight in the forest area of Dryandra Woodlands in Western Australia. These highly elusive species are often very shy and hard to find and is a great challenge for wildlife photographers to capture

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