No. Opossums are found only in North and Central America.
There is just one species of opossum in North America, and that is the Virginia opossum.
They are the only marsupial native to North America.
in north and south america only, l think.
There are no opossum species native to Europe, but the Virginia Opossum of North America has spread to Europe and Asia.
The species of opossum which do have pouches are the Didelphis and Philander opossums. Both the male and female aquatic Chironectes also have watertight pouches, but the remainder of the opossums found in North and South America have little more than a basic flap of skin.
There are no native opossums in Europe, but the North American opossum has spread there.
An Opossum is a mammal. It is North America's only marupial (pouched animal).
No marsupials originated in North America. The opossums that live in Central America, and the Virginia Opossum, which is found as far north as southern Canada, all originated in South America but moved to North America when the two Americas joined together about three million years ago.
In South and Central America, big cats and pit vipers eat opossums.
No. True possums are found only in Australia and islands of Oceania, such as New Guinea and New Zealand.You will find opossums in North America. Opossums are found throughout parts of the United States, and in southeastern Canada.
Opossums live in South America.