In 1990, this animal's mating ritual was observed for the first time, revealing that the male and female first chase each other in a figure eight pattern. The Northern and Southern Hairy Nosed are two of the three known species of this animal. This animal is optimized for running away from predators, as its lack of a tail and the fact that its rear end is made of cartilage makes it difficult to bite from behind. This animal's feces are called scat and are shaped like (*) cubes. This animal's primary predator is currently being devastated by transmissible facial tumor disease; that predator is the Tasmanian Devil. For ten points, name this badger-like marsupial from Southern Australia.
In 1990, this animal's mating ritual was observed for the first time, revealing that the male and female first chase each other in a figure eight pattern. The Northern and Southern Hairy Nosed are two of the three known species of this animal. This animal is optimized for running away from predators, as its lack of a tail and the fact that its rear end is made of cartilage makes it difficult to bite from behind. This animal's feces are called scat and are shaped like (*) cubes. This animal's primary predator is currently being devastated by transmissible facial tumor disease; that predator is the Tasmanian Devil. For ten points, name this badger-like marsupial from Southern Australia.
In 1990, this animal's mating ritual was observed for the first time, revealing that the male and female first chase each other in a figure eight pattern.