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A marsupial - a pouched mammal - that moves by hopping on its large hind legs describes any one of the family Macropodidaewhich is native to Australia and New Guinea and which includes kangaroos, pademelons, wallabies, and others.
These herbivores also have a characteristically large and well-muscled tail which assists in movement. They hop only when moving at speed; when grazing or otherwise moving slowly they simply use their forelimbs and tail for balance while moving their hindlimbs forwards.
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What type of beer doesn't have hops in its ingredients?
Lambic beer is a type of beer that doesn't have hops in its ingredients.
Are lynxes marsupials?
No. A lynx is not a marsupial. It is a type of cat.
What muscle groups do bunny hops focus on?
Bunny hops are plyometric type exercises. Bunny hops are full body exercises that use mainly the muscles in the legs.
What type of marsupial lives in the state of California?
An Opossum
What type of animal is the Eastern Grey Kangaroo?
A marsupial.
What type of mammal is kangaroos?
A marsupial.A kangaroo is a marsupial.
What animal hops and has four legs?
every type of frog or toad.
Is an oppossum a mammal?
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What is a walabee?
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What is a marsupial mouse that can eat its own body weight daily?
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What are some horizon hops substitute options for brewing beer?
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Is a koala a type of bear?
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