On the vast expanse of the Nullarbor Plain in South Australia, two very different creatures live side by side - but not always peacefully.Author ...

Throughout most of the clip, the wombat has its rear end facing the monotreme – a defensive stance that they employ in their tunnels to push intruders against the roof of their burrows.

Marie Wynan and her husband Ray have been patrolling the forest and marking wombat burrows Forestry Corporation of NSW are burying wombats to death during logging Over 150 burrows were marked but ...

Their burrows are complex underground structures. They include sleeping chambers, interconnected tunnels, and many entrances and exits. How Does a Wombat Poop a Cube? While researchers knew that ...

The wombat, a cautious animal and sensitive to noise, lives underground in burrows. Only Yuki was in ... they dive headfirst into a tunnel and use their sturdy rumps made of cartilage to block ...

It's estimated to be present in about 90 per cent of wombat populations. Being great burrowers, the Australian population is especially vulnerable because burrows provide ideal environments for ...