Australian marsupials which eat insects as part of their diet include:
Carnivorous marsupials are known as dasyurids.
Australia has many mammals (most of which are marsupials) that eat insects. They include:numbatsechidnas (a monotreme, not a marsupial)possums and glidersdunnartsplanigalesphascogales
Insects
Dibblers are one of the class of Australian carnivorous marsupials known as dasyurids. Hence, they eat small vertebrates such as tiny mammals, birds and reptiles, as well as a variety of invertebrates such as insects and insect larvae. They will resort to eating vegetation if the supply of live prey is too low.
it is possible, and some native Australian tribes still do. However it is not the usual.
Australian skinks have a varied diet. Some of the things the skinks eat are moths, flies, caterpillars, and small insects.
if mammals include marsupials then; bilby, echidna and quoll. I (even if it is just curiosity).
Marsupials, almost all of which are pouched, eat different things according to their species.The dasyurids are the carnivorous marsupials. They may be larger carnivores which prey on other mammals, or they may be smaller ones which eat tiny reptiles, other mammals and also insects and invertebrates.Most marsupials are herbivorous, eating grasses, sedges and other vegetation.The numbat eats mainly termites and ants, but it is not a pouched marsupial.
No, wombats do not eat insects. They are herbivorous marsupials that primarily feed on grasses, roots, and leaves. Their digestive system is adapted to process tough plant material, allowing them to extract nutrients from their fibrous diet. Insects do not form part of their natural diet.
Not all marsupials eat fruit. Only marsupials such as tree kangaroos and certain species of possums eat fruit. Other marsupials may be herbivorous, insectivorous or even carnivorous.
No. Kangaroos are marsupials, and marsupials do not undergo metamorphosis. This is usually restricted to insects and amphibians.
No. No native Australian marsupials migrate.