Baby Patagonian Mara
This rodent is mostly found in Patagonia, but it can also be found in other parts of Argentina. The Mara hops as well as gallops with its long front legs and shorter hind legs, similar to rabbits and hares. It is monogamous and moves in pairs, with the male defending his mate aggressively from predators and rivals.
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Baby Patagonian Mara
Baby Numbat
This adorable marsupial resides in Australia, but it is near extinction, with a population of fewer than 1,000 individuals. The animal has a long sticky tongue that it uses to pick up termites and is also known as a banded anteater, noombat, or walpurti (the only thing it eats).
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Baby Numbat