Alexandria False Antechinus

Alexandria False AntechinusThis small carnivorous marsupial is recorded from rocky areas in northern Australia. Reported food includes insects, spiders, and small skinks.What does it look like?North Island specimens described in a 1991 paper had brown upper parts and pale buff underparts, with moderately furred tails.How does it live?This small carnivorous marsupial is recorded from rocky areas in northern Australia. Reported food includes insects, spiders, and small skinks.Reported prey includes grasshoppers, crickets, spiders, and beetles; small skinks are also reported as food.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.