5 Facts About Woylies | WWF-Australia

Meet the woylie (also known as a brush-tailed bettong or brush-tailed rat kangaroo), a small marsupial endemic to Australia.
These little soil diggers are extremely important for the Aussie ecosystem! They've been locally extinct in the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, but with the help of WWF-Australia and our partners, they'll soon be making a comeback.
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