21. Urban Wildlife Rehabilitation Provides food, shelter and medical care to small mammals such as squirrels, rabbits, raccoons, muskrats, skunks, opossums and others native to Massachusetts. http://urbanwildliferehab.netfirms.com/

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22. Possum Network - Home To The Virginia Opossum Possum Network Home Page to America's Marsupial, the Virginia Opossum. A thoughtful and fun place that kids and parents can browse together. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

23. Opossum Society Of The United States General Information, General Information On Like kangaroos and koalas, infant opossums stay inside the mother s pouch to nurse While there are over 65 species of opossums, only one, the Didelphis http://www.opossumsocietyus.org/opossum.html

LINKS Found an orphaned or injured opossum? General Information Frequently Asked Questions (Opossum Problems and Solutions) ... Shop while help opossums! Click on the Image. Opossum General Information Over 70 million years ago dinosaurs roamed the Earth. While they are now extinct, one animal who shared the same land with the dinosaurs still exists today... the opossum Despite its appearance, the opossum is not related to the rat. In fact, the opossum is a marsupial, or "pouched" mammal, and is therefore related to other marsupials such as the kangaroo and the koala. Like kangaroos and koalas, infant opossums stay inside the mother's pouch to nurse and develop. The opossum holds the distinction of being North Americas's only marsupial. Opossums are born after an 11-13 day gestation period. The pink, embryonic-looking infants are so small at birth that 20 could fit into a teaspoon. The infants continue to develop inside the pouch. As they grow and the pouch becomes full, the juveniles then ride on the mother's back until they are old enough to go out on their own. The opossum has an average lifespan of 1 to 2 years. This short lifespan is due in part to the presence of many predators including dogs, cats and people. Sometimes the opossum is able to escape death by "playing 'possum" or feigning death, and in so doing the predator may lose interest in the apparently dead animal and not eat it

24. Ratkateers Rodentry , Flying Squirrels Hedgehogs Short Tail Opossums And More USDA licensed breeder of many common rodents and exotics. Breeding jirds, duprasi, mice, opossums, flying squirrels and sugar gliders. Located in Marshall, IN. http://www.ratkateersrodentry.com

Shop Animals Terms Happy Pet Owners ... About Us Brighten Farms is a USDA and State Licensed breeding facility located in Marshall, Indiana. Southern flying squirrel babies in the nursery now! We are committed to providing you with the best quality pet available on the market today. After sales support is always a priority. We look forward to doing business with you. SHOP OUR STORE offers flying squirrel cages, flying squirrel foods, as well as other exotic pet foods, supplies, health aids and the ability to place deposits or purchase pets online. AVAILABLE ANIMALS lists what we currently have available. This changes often as new litters are born, so check back often. Flying Squirrels are always available! Now taking deposits on Fall 2005 Southern Flying Squirrel babies. Take a look at HAPPY PET OWNERS where you can meet people and their pets who were raised here at Brighten Farms. If you would like to email anyone and ask questions, please feel free to do so. The best way to learn about the exotic pets we offer is to talk to people who have adopted them. In the section, you will learn how to order pets, cages, and products, shipping procedures and cost. Here you will also find our Company Policies regarding sales, refunds, and guarantees. Please read before ordering.

25. Wonderful Skunk And Opossum Web Site? I found a baby skunk/opossum how do I raise/rescue it? I'm writing a report on skunks/opossums for school can you give me info? http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

26. Opossums-Lindsay Wildlife Museum The Lindsay Museum is a wildlife rehabilitation and educational center that focuses on native California wildlife and natural history for live, http://www.wildlife-museum.org/allaboutwildlife/faqs/opossums.html

Opossums Opossums are nocturnal, and need a quiet and dark place during the daytime. They are attracted by pet food, ripe fruit, water and snails. They are generally not destructive or predatory. They are usually solitary. They are marsupials, carrying their babies in a pouch, often not making a nest until the babies are several months old. Their breeding season begins in February and can go through November. Opossums can have 3 litters a year. Litters average about 8 young, but can be up to 13. It is not good to feed opossums, either intentionally or unintentionally. Don't leave pet food outside at night, keep ripe fruit picked, keep garbage cans securely covered. Opossums may "play dead" when startled or confronted; they may lie there for up to an hour before coming to and scurrying away. Under House Find the entrance, usually a loose vent cover. Wait until the opossum comes out, then securely close the hole. Make sure there are no babies still under the house. If there are babies under the house, allow the babies to mature until they are old enough to join the mother outside, then close the opening when they have left.

27. Animal Tracks - Opossum (Didelphis Virginiana) Opossum trail pattern diagram. Natural History of opossums opossums have the most teeth of any North American mammal. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

28. NC State Wildlife Extension-Opossums This site contains information on opossums in and around North Carolina. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/nreos/wild/wildlife/animals/mammals/opossums.htm

Working with Wildlife Series and other NCSU Publications Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage Series - Opossums Other Links of Interest The American Opossum Society Opossum Profile - University of Maryland Top Back ... Fisheries, Wildlife and Aquaculture Home

29. Opossums Habits and biology of the opossum, with suggestions for......Title opossums. Pub Number L860 Alt. Title Urban Wildlife Damage Control Series http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/library/wldlf2/samplers/l860.asp

Skip the navigation header body Home Viewing Ordering Adobe Access ... Catalog Title: Opossums Pub Number: Alt. Title: Urban Wildlife Damage Control Series Description: Habits and biology of the opossum, with suggestions for control, such as live traps. Authors: Lee, Charles Publication Date: September 1992 Resource Type: text Format: pdf Language: English Download publication: http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/library/wldlf2/L860.pdf (64 kb)

30. Urban Legends Reference Pages: Critter Country (Awesome Possums) opossums Playing possum are actually North America s only marsupial, a class of mammal that When opossums are playing possum, they are not playing. http://www.snopes.com/critters/wild/opossum.htm

Awesome Possums Claim: Opossums can hang by their tails. Status: False. Example: [Collected on the Internet, 1997] Do opossums hang by their tails in trees? I've heard that they do. Origins: Opossums are misunderstood creatures, often mistaken for members of the rodent family because of their long rat-like tails. Opossums are actually North America's only marsupial, a class of mammal that carries its newborn in an abdominal pouch. (The North American opossum should not be confused with the Australian possum, which is a related but distinctly different animal.) After the first 60 days, the babies emerge to take their places on Mama's back to be further ferried around for an additional couple of months. Opossums, one might say, carry both motherhood and their offspring to extremes.) Captain John Smith (of Pocahontas fame) is credited with bestowing the 'opossum' handle on the critter from the Algonquin Indian name 'apasum,' which means 'white face.' Smith described the animal as having "a head like a swine and a tail like a rat," a rather accurate, if unflattering, portrait. The opossum is at home in trees. It uses its prehensile tail to help stabilize position when climbing, much the same way as a mouse will use its tail to maintain balance when it climbs a wheat stalk to nosh on the grain. Opossums do not hang by their tails, though. A baby opossum might be able to manage this feat for a second or two, but weight and body size in proportion to tail strength rule out the possibility of an adult opossum's pulling it off.

31. ADW: Didelphis Virginiana: Information opossums are also found along the west coast of the United States. opossums are found in a variety of environments, ranging from relatively arid to http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/information/Didelphis_virgin

Overview News Technology Conditions of Use ... Home Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Subphylum Vertebrata Class Mammalia Order Didelphimorphia Family Didelphidae Subfamily Didelphinae Species Didelphis virginiana Didelphis virginiana (Virginia opossum) Information Pictures Specimens Classification editLink('skunkworks/.accounts/1d794db7-dd3f-4a2f-80d5-ed30aa22f671') 2005/09/24 01:02:04.119 GMT-4 By Rachel Berg and Toni Lynn Newell Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Mammalia Order: Didelphimorphia Family: Didelphidae Subfamily: Didelphinae Genus: Didelphis Species: Didelphis virginiana Geographic Range Opossums are found in North America, from Central America and Mexico in the south, through the United States east of the Rocky Mountains and north into southwestern Ontario. Opossums are also found along the west coast of the United States. Their range appears to be expanding northward (McManus, 1974). Biogeographic Regions: nearctic native Habitat Opossums are found in a variety of environments, ranging from relatively arid to mesic environments. They prefer wet areas, however, especially streams and swamps. It is hard to determine the exact home range of an opossum because of their unusual movement patterns (McManus, 1974). These animals are found in the following types of habitat: temperate Terrestrial Biomes: forest rainforest Physical Description Mass 0.30 to 6.40 kg

32. Living With Wildlife (in The Carolinas) Wildlife rehabilitation information, and pictures of native wildlife suitable for desktop use. Raccoons, squirrels, chipmunks, cottontails, and opossums. http://web.comporium.net/~motleyone/

Living with Wildlife (in the Carolinas) Those who wish to pet and baby wildlife love them, but those who respect their natures and wish to let them live their natural lives, love them more. (Edwin Way Teal) The following pages contain explicit wildlife photos and articles that could possibly influence the opinions of persons not committed to the ideal that wildlife should remain wild and free! If you are one of these persons, enter at your own risk! On the other hand, if you understand the principles of wildlife rehabilitation, these pages will be a treasure of pictures and words for you to share with your family and friends. Site last updated September 2nd, 2005 Please update your "Favorites" now ENTER (If your browser doesn't support frames, we apologize) T o browse without sound enter here You are visitor var sc_project=588189; var sc_partition=4; var sc_security="3f406afd"; (since November 1st, 1998)

33. New Page 2 Explores realm of exotic and alternative pet ownership, including information and links for flying squirrels, skunks, bearded dragons, savannah monitors, hedgehogs, tarantulas, and opossums. http://www.geocities.com/cottonmutt/index.htm

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34. Wonderful Skunk And Opossum Web Site? Skunks and opossums have for a long time been my favorite small critters and I m writing a report on skunks/opossums for school can you give me info? http://granicus.if.org/~firmiss/m-d.html

What ever happened to the Wonderful Skunk and Opossum web site. Well... for any die-hard folks who are still waiting for it to come back I hate to disappoint you but I doubt it's going to happen. When I first created the Wonderful Skunk and Opossum web site the World Wide Web was a relatively small place... I can only guess the number of web pages available on the internet is at least over 100, possibly over times greater than the number of pages there were when I first started. Skunks and opossums have for a long time been my favorite small critters and when I first looked for information on them on the internet I found there really wasn't all that much. I wanted to change that. I had also started learning HTML code so I could actually make it possible. Over the years I had collected some interesting and unusual information about skunks and opossums and wanted to make that the focus of the Wonderful Skunk and Opossum pages. Things were going pretty good. Then the problems started coming. Big problem #1, E-mail.

35. Rainbow Wildlife Rescue And Rehabilitation North Texas Rainbow Wildlife Rescue is a small rescue in Stephenville, Texas, specializing in birds and small urban wildlife such as squirrels, opossums, songbirds, raptors, and rabbits. http://www.rainbowwildlife.com

*** Questions? *** Need Advise? *** ASK HERE! *** Rainbow Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation UPDATES - NEWS: Here are some photos of critters that have come through here this year, some are still here of course! Please click on the thumbnails to view a larger version of the photo or view my special OPOSSUM INFORMATION PAGE! 3-legged male Opossum, 5 months old 5 Opossum babies, 6 weeks Orphaned Mockingbird Orphaned Squirrel Baby 5 months old Opossum Brothers Great Horned Owl Home Donation Wildlife Info Photos ... Contact 1-Time-Donation: $10 Monthly Donation Wishlist Important Note: Most opossum babies end up orphaned, because their mother was hit by a car (their only real defense is to play dead...) or killed by dogs. So PLEASE , if you care and you happen to hit an opossum with your car - accidents happen - take a minute and make sure that there are no babies on the animal, because they usually survive a lot within momma's pouch. After all, they are America's only Marsupials.

36. Opossums opossums are found throughout much of the United States and north into parts of southeastern opossums also have naked ears and a long, almost hairless, http://www.hsus.org/wildlife/a_closer_look_at_wildlife/opossums.html

A Closer Look at Wildlife Armadillos Bats Beavers: Nature's Engineers ... Videos Receive action alerts, tips, news and special offers via e-mail. Home Wildlife A Closer Look at Wildlife Opossums Opossums Didelphis virginiana ) is the only marsupial found north of Mexico. Marsupials are distinguished by their unique mode of reproduction: The young are born in an almost embryonic form and make their way to the pouch in their mother's abdomen, where they are nourished for what in other mammals would be most of the gestational period. When confronted, opossums sometimes display their teeth (opossums have more teeth—fifty of them—than any other North American mammal) and may even hiss. Although this appears to signal a fierce opponent, opossums are actually shy and inoffensive. Rather than fight, they'll sometimes slip into a state of apparent death—a reaction celebrated in our colloquial expression, "playing possum." This state of catatonia can last a minute or two, or even as long as two hours, before the "dead" opossum revives and moves on, once the danger has passed. Opossums are omnivorous and consume an amazing variety of plant and animal foods. Invertebrates, such as insects, slugs, snails, and worms, can comprise a large part of their diet, and they're not above scavenging carrion. Contrary to popular folklore, opossums very rarely raid garbage cans, poultry coops, or gardens. They are most active at night, and they have a habit of ceaselessly moving along the ground in search of food, without following trails or travel routes to places of known food sources. In fact, adult male opossums may wander continuously. Females spend their lives in more defined areas, but still move around almost randomly. Most opossums seen in yards and neighborhoods are likely to move on without human encouragement or intervention if given enough time.

37. Ken's Exotics Breeder Of Fennec Fox USDA licensed breeder located in Paxton, Illinois. http://shorttailedopossum.tripod.com/

Please feel free to contact Ken Walker for more info on Patagonian Cavy. Zoo's, Veterinarians and breeders are all welcome to contribute medical, breeding, behavior and nutritional information for review and future posting on this site. It's time that a comprehensive guide to the care and raising of Patagonian Cavy's is made available to the public. Hopefully this site will do just that. STOP THE PERMANENT PRAIRIE DOG BAN THAT THE FDA AND CDC HAS PROPOSED! KEEP EXOTICS LEGAL! CLICK HERE AND COMMENT ON THE FIRST DOCKET TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Or Call the FDA at 1-888-INFO-FDA (1-888-463-6332) . If you call then call often, call daily... we only have 20 days to stop this law! FENNEC FOX ( Vulpes Zerda ) I no longer breed Patagonian Cavy.. due to a nasty divorce I had sold off my entire stock of them. The only animals that I currently offer are FENNEC FOX. Fennec Fox Cubs (or pups, kits.. which ever you prefer to call them) will be available in the spring of 2006. Pricing will be $1000 each. All babies will be related so I do not offer breeder pairs.. I can however hook you up with a fellow breeder who can provide another unrelated animal for breeding purposes (but her animals are higher priced). All fennec babies are pulled from 10-13 days of age and bottle fed to ensure the best pet quality. Unlike other breeders I do not make it sound like Fennec Foxes are the perfect pets. They are fun, gentle animals that can make great house pets. But keep in mind... litter training can be less than perfect with some animals. If someone is promising that Fennecs are easy to litter train they are full of it. They are high strung, high energy animals sort of like ferrets (with the aloofness of a cat) personality wise.. which is why they can be tricky to litter train at times.

38. Short Tailed Opossums As Pets Introdutction to keeping short tailed opossums as pets. http://exoticpets.about.com/cs/opossums/a/shorttailopp.htm

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39. Prickly Creek Exotics Hedgehog Breeders, Michigan USDA licensed breeder located in South East Michigan, breeding hedgehogs and shorttailed opossums. http://www.momtoanangel.net/hedgehog.htm

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40. Short Tailed Opossums As Pets - Care Of Pet Opossums Information keeping opossums as pets, especially short tailed opossums, including what to expect from a short tailed opossum, care of pet opossums, http://exoticpets.about.com/od/opossums/

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