About 98% of marsupials are found in Australia.
The remainder of marsupial species are found in New Guinea, some islands of Indonesia, and many more are found in Central and South America. There is also one species of marsupial, the Opossum, in North America. Brushtail Possums and wallabies have also been introduced to New Zealand, but they are not native to the islands.
Many more than one type of marsupial lives outside Australia.
Opossums, shrew opossums, and the Monito Del Monte (total 102 species) live in the Americas.
On the island of New Guinea can be found sugar gliders and tree kangaroos.
opossum
There is no one, specific place where the most marsupials are found in Australia. Marsupials are found in the vast plains of the outback; in the rugged Great Dividing Range in the east and south; in the coastal plains - everywhere.
Marsupials essentially got their name from the fact that the proper name for a marsupial's pouch is marsupium. Most (not all) marsupials have such a pouch. Some marsupials have nothing more than a flap of skin which helps secure the developing joey in place.
Do yo mean Wallaby? If so, Wallabys live in Australia and not nessecerily in the one place; They move around. They are herbivours meaning they eat plants, nuts and berries. They are marsupials.
Opossum and rats can live together in the same place. They do not really interact with each other, and would leave each other to their own kind.
what is the highest place in Australia
There is no such place in Australia called "Angeles".
It is a place in Australia
Australia is more of a hot place than a cold place.
no just australia and some other countrie but not all
australia australia
There is no such place as "new Australia".
other then Antarctica a real place would be...... The flight distance from Chicago, Illinois to Albany, Australia is: 10,984 miles / 17,677 km which is about 250 miles south of Perth, Australia.