If you want to choose the most cute marsupial in the world, I think the honey marsupial should be deservedly ranked first. This animal belongs to the small marsupial class, which belongs to the order Marsupialidae and the Family Marsumiaceae according to the biological classification. Like the famous kangaroos and koalas, they are mainly distributed in Australia, especially in New Guinea.
Compared with other marsupials such as koalas, the biggest advantage of honey bag shrew is that it is suitable for artificial breeding. The animals seem to be born to be pets, and once their owners adopt them, the honey bag shrew can be very clingy. For the honey bag shrew, the master is his full dependence. It is also because it is extremely easy to be domesticated, the honey bag shrew was one of the most popular pets in the world at the beginning of this century.
However, although the honey bag shrew is very easy to domesticate and the cost of breeding is not high, their requirements for the feeding environment are still relatively high. Under normal circumstances, the environment in which the honey bag shrew is located should be maintained at about 25 degrees Celsius, the highest can not exceed 30 degrees Celsius, the minimum can not be lower than 20 degrees Celsius, otherwise it is easy to be life-threatening.
In the wild, the honey bag shrew has a very strict hierarchy. In general, in a group of 12, there will be one of the highest-ranking male honey bag shrews, followed by two second and fourth row three (with equal status tied). This leadership team will be responsible for the survival of the entire group.
In the wild, due to the small size and lack of competitiveness of the honey bag shrew, they can only rely on "tree honey" to live at most, which is the main reason why they are called honey bag shrew. If Fei is a domesticated honey bag shrew, there are more things to eat.
Dishes like dried fruits, fruits and vegetables, and even plant seeds are all foods that honeydewsers like to eat. However, due to the lack of movement of most of the domesticated honey bag shrews, their resistance will be relatively poor. In addition to ensuring the daily intake of protein, it is also necessary to supplement calcium and vitamins regularly, otherwise the gloss of the color of the fur will be affected.
If it is a wild honey bag shrew, the resistance is relatively strong, and even they have the ability to "fly". Since the adult honey bag shrew itself weighs only about 150 grams, it can glide through the forest very easily when they unfold the skin film on their bodies. It is also thanks to the wild honey bag shrew that has such gliding skills, otherwise this weak animal would have been extinct long ago.
Wallface thought:
Maybe it's because I'm too weak and my life is too difficult. The honey bag shrew has become a highly dependent animal, relying on its leader in the wild and its owner in captivity. Perhaps what it should be most thankful for is that God gave them a cute appearance, so that humans are willing to be the backers of honey sacks.