>the only marsupial that thrived outside of Australia is a bottom feeder trash scavengerWhy?
>>5164478You either eat humans, eat with humans, or get eaten by humans
>>5164478>forgetting literally every other marsupial in the americas that isn't the default virginia possum
>>5164478sounds pretty moral to meand any creature that gets near to humansis probably pretty smarthumans will be capable of more at some pointthe lion will eat hay next to the oxwe are stewards and gardenersand philosophers.to know is to understand peacethe blight of evil is self corruptionas per retardationto get exploited and consumed in saturns hierarchyclearly that isnt the intent of life
>>5164478They're immune to venom from Rattlesnakes and Pit Vipers which allows them to use these snakes as a food source inaccessible to other animals.Being completely unspecialized scavengers also makes it easier to expand into new environments than if they had a more specialized diet.
Saved a possum from a trap the other night. Wasn’t sure if he was dead or just doin his thing, so my gf dropped a slice of roast beef in there next to him, see if he’d take it. Came back a few hours later and he was up and around. He glared at me mouth open, snout straight down. Kept half-ass lunging at my hand very shakily, dude wasn’t selling it. Used a stick and a gardening glove to pry the trap open, and left it ajar for him to escape. Came back and smoked a joint a couple hours later, staring at the empty cage under the foggy full moon. Shoosh, I shore hope he makes the finals. Good luck out there, lil feller.
Because it was the ecological niche that it filled perfectly.
