No. Opossums are found only in North and Central America.
No. Anacondas live in South America.
no,they live in india
yes, llamas, being part of the Camelid family, live in the Andes Mountains of South America.
Aboriginals live in deserts in Australia, Africa, Asia, North America and South America.
Opossums live in South America.
in north and south america only, l think.
No. Only one species of opossums, the Virginia Opossum, lives in the United States. There are 94 other species of opossums, and 6 species of shrew opossums. All of these live either in Central or South America.
In South and Central America, big cats and pit vipers eat opossums.
Possums, which are quite different to opossums, are native to the continent of Australia. They are also found in New Zealand, to which they were introduced in the 1800s, in New Guinea and on some of the islands of Indonesia.
Only a number of opossums live in the Americas, most in South America. Click on this link for a complete list.
Quails do live in South America.
No. Opossums are found only in North and Central America.
The species of opossum which do have pouches are the Didelphis and Philander opossums. Both the male and female aquatic Chironectes also have watertight pouches, but the remainder of the opossums found in North and South America have little more than a basic flap of skin.
yes whales live in south America
when the opossums live in Canada and it snows it is cold, when the opossums live in the U.S. it sometimes is cold but does not snow and it is sometimes is warm.
No. Australia and nearby islands have more marsupials than South America. Also, Australian marsupials are more varied; almost all South American marsupials are opossums.