The Leadbeater's possum is found only in the tall eucalypt and mountain ash forests in the central highlands of central Victoria, from Healesville and Marysville to Mt Baw Baw. It nests in the hollows of old trees, preferring trees which are over 150-200 years old.
There are no possums in possum pie, as true possums are found in Australia and nearby islands, and they are protected in Australia. Possums are not the same as opossums.
Possums are native to Australia, and have always been here.
Leadbeaters Possum is found in Victoria, in Australia's south. It is the state faunal emblem. It is found in mountain ash forests in the central highlands of Victoria, north-east of Melbourne. The Leadbeaters possum nests in the hollows of old trees, preferably those in excess of 150-200 years in age.
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 predators of true possums, which live in Australia, are eagles, hawks, owls and quolls. Foxes, which have been introduced to Australia, are also predators of possums. Possums should not be confused with opossums, which live in North America, and are not related to possums.
Not in Australia, from any Australian possums.
True possums are native to Australia, where they are found in prolific numbers.
Possums are not found in the svannah. Possums are native to Australia; they are found in native bushland, rainforest as well as in suburban areas.
No, there are no possums in Maui. Possums are native to Australia and nearby islands, while the only marsupials found in Hawaii are the endangered Hawaiian opossum, which is not the same as the common possum found in Australia and the Americas. Maui's unique ecosystem does not support the presence of possums.
Possums are not eaten in modern times. In the past, the early settlers ate possums if nothing else was available. Certainly the Australian Aborigines ate possums.
No; possums are arboreal, and there are not enough trees in the desert. Possums are most common closer to the coasts and in the mountainous regions, where there is plenty of bushland.