Possums do not "love" one country more than another. However, they have thrived in New Zealand because there is a complete absence of natural predators in that country.
It is not so much that Australians took possums to New Zealand, but rather than New Zealand people brought them from Australia for the purpose of starting the fur trade there. Possums were seen as a ready source of fur, food and fibre.
Cats and possums are reasonably evenly matched in their ability to fight and defend themselves against the other. It is highly unlikely a cat would eat a possum, but it might try eating a possum joey. In Australia, possums are at much greater risk from dogs than they are from cats. It is possible, though not likely, that the possum might kill the cat, especially if it is an indoor cat. True possums - those native to Australia - are shy creatures that would rather run from a fight than confront a cat, but they could certainly lash out in self-defence. (Possums are not the same as opossums of North America.)
Possums are prey more than predators. True possums are native to Australia and should not be confused with opossums of North America, which are very different creatures. Possums are only predators of insects, or of birds' eggs and young chicks in New Zealand. However, they are prey of pythons, dogs, foxes and quolls.
Just one - Australia itself. Australia is classed as a continent rather than an island, because of its size.
it is better for a guy to love you more than a guy who don't love you. You could be happy that someone loves you rather than somene who doesn't love you
Yes, however it is probably an infatuation rather than love.
It was the year Australia federated and became a country rather than a bunch of british colonies.
Defines a type of 'love' where you demand every aspect of a person, rather than real love .
I love you my love
Australia has a Prime Minister, rather than a President. The six states of Australia each have a Premier. The two territories of Australia each have a Chief Minister.
Possums generally give birth to just a single joey (baby possum) at a time. Most species breed just once a year, although smaller species of gliders may breed more than once every year.
yes