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**Warning: An unrequested lesson on wombats ahead**
The Wombat (Vombatus ursinus) is a mammal native to Australia. It has a stout body, a large blunt head, short, muscular neck and stubby, powerful legs. They also have sharp rodent-like incisor teeth to chew through roots, they are great diggers/burrowers. They are mainly crepuscular and nocturnal and survive on a herbivore diet of grasses, herbs, bark and roots. Their fur colour can be a light brown to brown – grey and even black. They are commonly pictured as grey-brown coloured.
Here is an image of a Wombat
Here is a picture of a wombat* in my backyard
……..and a close up
*Disclaimer: The species Oryctolagus cuniculus (namely Rumballas incognitus) was used as a stand in for the Vombatus ursinus in this picture. The owner of this picture lays no claim to owning a Wombat and furthermore, lays no claim to sanity at the time of posting this thread. :)
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