pussieläimet
Pussieläimet, also known as pouch animals, refer to a group of mammals characterized by the presence of a pouch or marsupium in which they carry and nurture their developing offspring. These animals are primarily classified within the infraclass Marsupialia, which includes diverse species found mainly in Australia, New Guinea, and the Americas.
Marsupials are distinguished from placental mammals by their reproductive process. They give birth to relatively undeveloped
The group includes well-known species such as kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, opossums, and Tasmanian devils. These animals
Pussieläimet play significant roles in their ecosystems, including seed dispersal, pest control, and maintaining ecological balance.
Conservation efforts are underway for several species, particularly those threatened by habitat loss or disease. Understanding