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Numbat - Myrmecobius fasciatus also noombat or walpurti, insectivorous diurnal marsupial, its diet consists almost exclusively of termites. Small cute animal in the australian forest.

Numbats at Perth Zoo

Photo showing a tame Indian palm squirrel or three-striped palm squirrel (Funambulus palmarum), eating biscuit crumbs from someone's hand in the Agra Fort gardens, Uttar Pradesh, India.

A numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus) forages in its natural habitat, blending into the dry Australian bushland with its striped back and slender snout

Unusual and rare animal found in a restricted range. Photographed in the wild in rural Australia.

A photo of an African Meerkat at sunset

Horizontal image of numbats in the wild, Nov 2023

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Numbat - Myrmecobius fasciatus also noombat or walpurti, insectivorous diurnal marsupial, diet consists almost exclusively of termites. Small cute animal termit hunter in the australian forest.

A Greater Jerboa sits upright in the sandy ground. The large eyes and ears are typical characteristics of this nocturnal species.

A numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus) forages in its natural habitat, blending into the dry Australian bushland with its striped back and slender snout

Close up of an Australian Numbat

Long eared jerboa

An Endangered Numbat searches for food in the forest area of Dryandra Woodlands in Western Australia. These highly elusive species are often very shy and hard to find and is a great challenge for wildlife photographers to capture

Plantain squirrel is looking at camera on the table at Kuta Beach, Bali Island.

one numbat with its side to the camera. Numbat is an endangered animal and the only place you can see the wild population is in Western Australia.

A male and female numbat. Numbats used to inhabit a wide area of south west Australia. Due to habitat loss they are now confined to two small areas in Western Australia, and are an endangered species.

Endangered Black-footed Rock-wallaby (Petrogale lateralis lateralis) in its natural habitat, the cliffs of Cape Range National Park, Western Australia

A numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus) forages in its natural habitat, blending into the dry Australian bushland with its striped back and slender snout

Cute friendly animal surrounded by nature

Climbing squirrel.

Running Wild cat in the forest area

Ground squirrel walking with food

Mouse-Deer at the Zoo

Numbat. Australia.

A Uinta chipmunk (Neotamias umbrinus) foraging along the ground in Zion National Park, Utah

A numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus) forages in its natural habitat, blending into the dry Australian bushland with its striped back and slender snout

Australian Numbat standing on log

Taken in the Okavango Delta, Botswana

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