Many marsupials of the dasyurid group, i.e. carnivorous mammals, live in the desert. These include various species of antechinus, mulgara, phascogale and dunnart. These mammals are especially adapted to live in the Australian desert because they burrow deep into the desert sand and tend to be nocturnal. They also have low moisture needs, obtaining most of their water through the foods they eat, particularly insects. The dingo is also found in the Australian desert.In the desert of North America can be found mammals such as the kangaroo rat (different from the rat-kangaroo of Australia), coyote, bobcat, collared peccary, armadillo, Mexican wolf, American badger and Swift fox.Desert animals elsewhere in the world include the camel, aardwolf, African wild ass, Sand cat, hyrax, gerbil and cougar.
Kangaroo Rat
They have camaflage to hide from predators and many animals that live in the desert have homes underground in burrows.
owl and snakes are the 2 names that are in the desert who are nocturnal.
A burrow offers protection from the heat of the desert as well as from predators.
Due to many predators that would eat it, the kangaroo rat in nocturnal.
The kangaroo rat, which is not at all related to kangaroos, is a desert-dwelling animal.
The desert rat lives in desert . It is a animal like a kangaroo
Desert Rat (Gerbil) Kangaroo Rat
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The desert kangaroo rat (which is different from the rat-kangaroos of Australia) have two long, strong hind legs and two shorter forelegs.
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Their predators are Coyotes, Foxes, Badgers, Snakes, and Owls.
it's a rat that lives in the desert and jumps, it's kinda self explanitory
ummm it depends in the desert yes
No but my friend does she is a spoilt kangaroo rat lol
south Australia but are extinct.