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Australian Aboriginal culture / Kangaroo / Koala / Family / Wildlife rehabilitation / Towel / Pouch / Wildlife / Caregiver / Metatheria / Mammals of Australia / Macropods
Date: 2012-11-06 17:01:44
Australian Aboriginal culture
Kangaroo
Koala
Family
Wildlife rehabilitation
Towel
Pouch
Wildlife
Caregiver
Metatheria
Mammals of Australia
Macropods

Possums and Gliders Bats and Flying foxes Do not handle the bat or flying fox as they may be carrying Lyssavirus. • Cover the animal with a cloth to prevent further

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