No. Possums do not play opossum. This trait is unique to opossums alone.
No. Possums do not play opossum. This trait is unique to opossums alone.
No. Australian possums, such as pygmy possums, do not "play possum" like the American opossum does. They are different species, with different habits.
True possums are native to Australia, and are quite different to the North American opossum. Possums live in all of the states of Australia.
Given that true possums are found only in Australia, and are quite different to the North American opossum, all states of Australia have possums.
The collective noun for opossums is a passel of possums.
Possums do not play dead. Possum is the name given to a variety of marsupials found entirely in Australia, New Guinea and parts of Indonesia. The animal which "plays dead" is actually the opossum. In reality, the saying should be playing opossum. An opossum can play dead for anything between several minutes and a couple of hours.
Possums reproduce in late winter, through to the summer months.
The only Opossum species that is found in Canada is the Virginia Opossum; their range in Canada is limited to southern Ontario only.
No, an opossum is a vertebrate as they are mammals with backbones.
No. True possums live in Australia. Squirrels do not. Possums do not eat squirrels. The American opossum also does not eat squirrels.
There is no such creature as a California possum.The only marsupial which might live in California is the opossum, which is not even related to true possums. true possums are found in Australia and some islands of the south Pacific region.
The spelling possum (Australian marsupials) is used for true possums and for the opossum of the Western Hemisphere.