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A possum is a marsupial, so the young joey is raised in the mother's pouch. Here it will stay for several months, attached permanently to a teat, until it is old enough to emerge from the pouch. It will spend several more months clinging to its mother's back, ravelling with her as she forages for food.

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No. Possums are essentially herbivorous and sometimes insectivorous. They never eat their young.

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Possums are marsupials, so their young (joeys) stay in the pouch for several months. They feed their young on mothers' milk.

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Being marsupials, female possums keep their young (known as joeys) in their pouch.

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