Erszényesek
Erszényesek is the Hungarian word for marsupials, a diverse group of mammals characterized by the presence of a pouch, or marsupium, in most species. This pouch is typically used to carry and nurse their young, which are born in a very underdeveloped state. While the iconic kangaroo and koala are well-known examples from Australia, marsupials are also found in the Americas, primarily in Central and South America.
The evolutionary history of marsupials is complex, with evidence suggesting they originated in Asia and then
Key characteristics of marsupials include their reproductive strategy, where the embryo develops for a short period