Having such a short, vestigial tail which is concealed under its fur offers the wombat better protection from predators. Wombats live in burrows. For defence, the wombat literally uses its backside. It has extra tough, thick skin on its lower back. Because a wombat's burrow is only just big enough for the wombat itself to fit into, in the event of a dog or dingo attack, it will present only that thicker hide to the aggressor, a hide that is difficult for a dingo's teeth to penetrate, and with no tail to grasp, the dingo cannot pull the animal out.
This varies according to the species. Koalas, for example, have no tail at all - just extra thick hide with padding for sitting on gum tree branches all day. Wombats also do not have a tail. Possums have a prehensile tail for gripping tree branches, kangaroos have a long, strong tail for balancing, and most other marsupials such as gliders, numbats, phascogales and quolls all have a tail.
Yes. Like all marsupials, the young wombat (joey) spends many months developing in the mother's pouch.
It starts out a kit and then it becomes a adult beaver.
Not really so much.
There's a whole veriety. Some look like beaver while others look like parrots
Like he does now, only more beaver like.
How can a porcupine look like a vaginni - it's all dry and prickly. Weirdo....
i hate peter so much
Lovely and it doesnt make your face sore
it's called a beaver.
Ye wide, Ye long, head of a beaver, body of a raccoon.
It looks like a dome but their is no door(they swim under water to get to it).
Here is the way the joke works:You and some (probably bored) friends are in a car, or a house, and you ask questions about various people or objects, asking if something about them makes them a wombat. The key is that unless you begin the question with a certain phrase (usually "listen" but it can be "okay" or "look"), the answer is "No, he/it is not a wombat." If the phrase is used, then "Yes, he/it is a wombat."Variations include: "if this is a wombat, and this is a wombat" where the two things (or people) are similar in some way, then is a third thing/person a wombat? Again, it takes awhile before everyone catches on.