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Bilbies
A bilby is a small burrowing marsupial, native to Australia.
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How did the lessar bilby become extinct?
The Lesser Bilby (discovered in 1887) was an omnivore. It ate termites, ants, and roots. It was known only in the Gibson and the desert of central Australia. It is unknown if it had a greater range. It was exterminated by fur trapping, foxes, and competition from rabbits.
What is the length of a bilby?
A bilby may be up to 55 cm in body length, with a tail length of up to 29 cm long. Males are generally slightly larger than females.
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