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Overview
The northern brown bandicoot is a long-snouted marsupial with rounded ears. Its fur mixes brown, black and tan above, with cream undersides and front feet.
It eats invertebrates, fungi, tubers, seeds and fruit, digging conical holes while foraging. Solitary and mainly nocturnal, it rests in litter nests by day. Young continue growing in the female’s pouch after birth.
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Terrestrial
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- Institutional accountNorthern Brown BandicootResearch access: 2026-10-21
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