[{"n": "Diprotodontia", "u": "/e/marsupials/diprotodontia/", "s": "The largest extant order of marsupials, including kangaroos, koalas, and wombats."}, {"n": "Honey possum", "u": "/e/marsupials/honey-possum/", "s": "Tiny nectar-feeding marsupial of southwest Australia"}, {"n": "Tasmanian devil", "u": "/e/marsupials/tasmanian-devil/", "s": "Carnivorous marsupial, now confined to Tasmania, endangered by facial tumour disease."}, {"n": "Vombatiformes", "u": "/e/marsupials/vombatiformes/", "s": "Suborder of marsupials including koalas, wombats, and extinct giants."}, {"n": "Virginia opossum", "u": "/e/marsupials/virginia-opossum/", "s": "Northernmost marsupial, known for playing dead."}, {"n": "Koala", "u": "/e/marsupials/koala/", "s": "Arboreal marsupial native to Australia, symbol of the continent."}, {"n": "Bandicoot", "u": "/e/marsupials/bandicoot/", "s": "Nocturnal marsupials endemic to Australia–New Guinea with pig-like snouts."}, {"n": "Bilby", "u": "/e/marsupials/bilby/", "s": "The long-eared, rabbit-like marsupial of Australia."}, {"n": "Common brushtail possum", "u": "/e/marsupials/common-brushtail-possum/", "s": "A nocturnal, semiarboreal marsupial native to Australia and invasive in New Zealand."}, {"n": "Common ringtail possum", "u": "/e/marsupials/common-ringtail-possum/", "s": "Nocturnal Australian marsupial that reingests its own caecotropes."}, {"n": "Dasyuromorphia", "u": "/e/marsupials/dasyuromorphia/", "s": "Order of mostly Australian carnivorous marsupials."}, {"n": "Dunnart", "u": "/e/marsupials/dunnart/", "s": "Narrow-footed marsupials of Australia and New Guinea."}, {"n": "Kangaroo", "u": "/e/marsupials/kangaroo/", "s": "Large marsupials native to Australia and New Guinea."}, {"n": "Marsupial mole", "u": "/e/marsupials/marsupial-mole/", "s": "The only marsupials with a true cloaca and testicond condition."}, {"n": "Marsupial", "u": "/e/marsupials/marsupial/", "s": "Mammals with pouches: marsupials of Australasia and the Americas"}, {"n": "Numbat", "u": "/e/marsupials/numbat/", "s": "Diurnal marsupial termite specialist, emblem of Western Australia."}, {"n": "Opossum", "u": "/e/marsupials/opossum/", "s": "The only marsupials native to the Americas, opossums are ancient survivors with a unique reproductive system a"}, {"n": "Peramelemorphia", "u": "/e/marsupials/peramelemorphia/", "s": "The puzzling marsupial order of bandicoots and bilbies, endemic to Australia-New Guinea."}, {"n": "Phalangeriformes", "u": "/e/marsupials/phalangeriformes/", "s": "Possums, gliders, and cuscus: the diverse arboreal marsupials of Australasia."}, {"n": "Potoroo", "u": "/e/marsupials/potoroo/", "s": "Small marsupials of the genus Potorous, threatened since colonisation."}, {"n": "Quokka", "u": "/e/marsupials/quokka/", "s": "Small macropod known for its approachability and vulnerable status."}, {"n": "Quoll", "u": "/e/marsupials/quoll/", "s": "Carnivorous marsupials of Australia and New Guinea, known for their spotted fur and nocturnal habits."}, {"n": "Rock-wallaby", "u": "/e/marsupials/rock-wallaby/", "s": "Agile, nocturnal marsupials of rocky, isolated habitats."}, {"n": "Sugar glider", "u": "/e/marsupials/sugar-glider/", "s": "A small, gliding possum with a taste for sugary foods."}, {"n": "Thylacine", "u": "/e/marsupials/thylacine/", "s": "Extinct carnivorous marsupial, iconic symbol of Tasmania."}, {"n": "Tree-kangaroo", "u": "/e/marsupials/tree-kangaroo/", "s": "Arboreal marsupials adapted for life in tropical rainforests."}, {"n": "Wallaby", "u": "/e/marsupials/wallaby/", "s": "Small to mid-sized macropods native to Australia and New Guinea."}, {"n": "Wallaroo", "u": "/e/marsupials/wallaroo/", "s": "Moderately large macropods native to Australia and Papua New Guinea."}, {"n": "Western grey kangaroo", "u": "/e/marsupials/western-grey-kangaroo/", "s": "Large Australian kangaroo with a history of taxonomic confusion."}, {"n": "Wombat", "u": "/e/marsupials/wombat/", "s": "Australian marsupials known for cube-shaped feces and backward pouches."}]