A 10-month-old wombat joey was introduced to the world just in time for World Wambat Day at Australia Zoo. | Fox News

WOMBAT WELCOME: The Australia Zoo introduced its newest wombat joey, Elle—who was the size of a jellybean when she was born—ahead of World Wombat Day on October 22. https://abcn.ws/2W1FTEi | ABC News

Wombats are sturdy, burrowing marsupials native to Australia, known for their round bodies and strong digging claws. These nocturnal herbivores feed on grasses, roots, and bark, using their sharp teeth to chew through tough vegetation. Despite their slow appearance, wombats can sprint up to 40 km/h (25 mph) when threatened. A fun fact about wombats is their unique cube-shaped droppings, which help mark their territory and prevent them from rolling away on sloped terrain! Credit goes to @kids_nat

Hope the wombat has officially left the building and moved to her new home in the wild at Cedar Creek Wombat Rescue Inc and Wombat Hospital! It was a pleasure for us to hand raise Hope after she had a rough start to life and we're so excited to see her grow up at Cedar Creek! Hope brought a lot of joy to us during our closure and happiness all over the world to those who needed it most. We love her and can't wait to visit her in the wild! | Australian Reptile Park

Canberra-based wombat rescuer... - Australian Geographic

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