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Can a cat breed with a opposum?
No, cats and opossums cannot breed with each other. They are two different species with different genetic makeup, making hybridization between them impossible.
What eats an opposum?
if a opposum is hit by a car another opposum is likely to come along and eat it (and possibly get hit by a car) I don't know other natural predators
What is a baby opposum called?
A baby opposum is called a joey.
Is a opposum an omnivore?
omnivore
Where did Astro boy originate from?
opposum
What is the cousin of the opposum?
The cousin is the Koala.
What is the common marsupial in the US?
opposum
What are the predators of a duck?
Could be a raccoon or opposum
Do opposum's have good hearing or not?
noi they dint
What are examples of animals that are bluffing?
opposum
What is an opposum?
It is a type of animal that helps our eath clean
What is plural of opposum?
The singular is opossum (not opposum). The plural is opossums. In case you are wondering, opossa is wrong. The word is not taken from Latin. It is an Algonquian (American Indian) word.
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