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Mutant Planet: Australian Marsupials
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The Tasmanian Devil is the largest living marsupial carnivore in existence today.
Tasmanian Devil The Tasmanian Devil is the largest living marsupial carnivore in existence today. Mutant Planet 01:37 December 22, 2010 9333 -
Male red kangaroos stand up to 6 feet tall and can weigh as much as 200 pounds! Females are tiny in comparison - weighing an average of only 75 pounds.
Red Kangaroo Male red kangaroos stand up to 6 feet tall and can weigh as much as 200 pounds! Females are tiny in comparison - weighing an average of only 75 pounds. Mutant Planet 01:47 December 22, 2010 9571 -
Meet internationally acclaimed kangaroo zoologist, Dr. Adam Munn. He has investigated every aspect of how kangaroos survive in the wild.
Kangaroo Survival Meet internationally acclaimed kangaroo zoologist, Dr. Adam Munn. He has investigated every aspect of how kangaroos survive in the wild. Mutant Planet 01:52 December 22, 2010 3669 -
A fossil could be our only clue to the true identity of the evolutionary beginning of all marsupials.
Marsupial Evolution A fossil could be our only clue to the true identity of the evolutionary beginning of all marsupials. Mutant Planet 01:55 December 22, 2010 7414
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- Mutant Planet: Australian Marsupials
- Australia is a floating laboratory whose ancient geological past and changing climate have triggered mutations in the animals here, culminating in over 200 species of bizarre pouched marsupials including kangaroos and tasmanian devils.
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- http://science.discovery.com/videos/mutant-planet-australian-marsupials/
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- Mutant Planet: Tasmanian Devil
- The Tasmanian Devil is the largest living marsupial carnivore in existence today.
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Video Added: December 22, 2010
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