No. Only one species of opossums, the Virginia Opossum, lives in the United States. There are 94 other species of opossums, and 6 species of shrew opossums. All of these live either in Central or South America.
in north and south america only, l think.
Opossums grow their whole life. Unfortunately, in the wild most opossums only live a year or two. The largest opossums would be about the size of a normal house cat.
when the opossums live in Canada and it snows it is cold, when the opossums live in the U.S. it sometimes is cold but does not snow and it is sometimes is warm.
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There are no native opossums in Europe, but the North American opossum has spread there.
Opossums live in South America.
No. Opossums are found only in North and Central America.
Opossums are found everywhere in Texas but are rarer in the arid regions.
Opossums
since they are the only marsupials that live in north america...Opossums can have 13+ babies in one litter, although it is unlikely that all will survive. Females can have liters up to twice a year.
no because it is too cold
Possums, which are quite different to opossums, are native to the continent of Australia. They are also found in New Zealand, to which they were introduced in the 1800s, in New Guinea and on some of the islands of Indonesia.