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Wombat scat
Vombatus ursinus
-41.5741, 145.94
Field Notes
Description:
Wombats produce 4-8 of these cube-shaped scats per deposition event and they frequently deposit them on raised surfaces such as piles of dirt, logs or even mushrooms. The height of the deposit is typically about the height of a wombat’s nose. This serves to advertise their presence to other wombats. The fact that the scats are square rather than round means that they are less likely to roll off a raised surface.
Habitat:
Cradle Mountain National Park.
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