Northwestern marsupial mole

Northwestern marsupial moleThe northwestern marsupial mole is a burrowing marsupial of desert areas in Western Australia.Which body features help it live underground?It has a long, tube-shaped body covered in pale cream fur. Its eyes are small, it has no external ears, and its forefeet have digging claws.Where does it travel, and what does it eat?The northwestern marsupial mole is a burrowing marsupial of desert areas in Western Australia.It moves through sand underground and eats insects and other subterranean invertebrates. Field observations are rare.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.