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Posted On: 06/15/2016 11:24:22 AM
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Common Opossum, or in the Antilles the Manicou
Their habits and behavior are geared toward nocturnal activity, and terrestrial, and some arboreal exploration and habitation. They have a broad ability to adapt to environmental changes, and their teeth allow for them to eat many different foods which it forages for mostly on the ground.
It can eat any number of small insects, small animals, fruits, vegetables, and also carrion. Their ability to digest almost anything edible gives them a broader range than a human (we do in fact have a broad range of things we can digest as omnivores ourselves) in what the Common Opossum can eat. They are usually a solitary animal, however will pair up on occasion for mating. They have a wide range of nesting in addition to their general-purpose status – usually they will create one in the hollow of a tree, however they will also dig a burrow and next in any dark location if nothing else is suitable (which often gets them in trouble with humans). They’re also considered pests due to their nature of being the all around marsupial version of the Raccoon. Raided trashcans, habitation of locations that are not suitable, and causing mayhem if encountered
within a living space of humans, they are often times trapped and killed.
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