61. Animals: Wombats | EThemes | EMINTS These websites are about the animal the wombat. Includes coloring pages, facts, pictures, and videos. Find out why the animal is endangered. http://www.emints.org/ethemes/resources/S00001526.shtml

About eMINTS Communities Equipment eThemes ... eThemes Animals: Wombats Contact eThemes@emints.org if you have questions or comments about this resource. Printer-friendly version Please preview all links before sharing in class with students. Title: Animals: Wombats Description: These websites are about the animal the wombat. Includes coloring pages, facts, pictures, and videos. Find out why the animal is endangered. Includes a link to an eTheme resource on Australia. Grade Level: Resource Links: Wombats Here are some simple facts about the wombat. Enchanted Learning: Wombat Printout This printout includes drawings of wombat footprints. Enchanted Learning: Label Australian Animals See if you can label all of the Australian animals in this printout. Australian Wombat Print out and color this picture of a wombat. Welcome to Wombat Echidna Learn more about wombats on this website. Includes video clips of wombats and facts about the different kinds of wombats. Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat Read about this endangered species and learn what the biggest threat to the wombat's survival is. Billabong Sanctuary Find out information on each of the species of wombat. Includes information about their diet and how they live.

62. Animal Info - Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat (half a dozen acres) and be occupied by 4 5 wombats (up to 10). The burrows of one colony of hairy-nosed wombats in the early 20th century covered an http://www.animalinfo.org/species/lasikref.htm

Animal Info - Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat (Other Names: Barnard's Hairy-nosed Wombat, Moonie River Wombat, Oso Marsupial del Río Moonie, Queensland Hairy-nosed Wombat, Queensland Wombat, Soft-furred Wombat, Wombat À Narines Poilues du Queensland, Wombat à Nez Poilu de Queensland, Yaminon) : L. latifrons gillespiei, L. latifrons barnardi, Wombatula gillespiei Status Critically Endangered Contents Profile Picture Tidbits Status and Trends ... References Profile Pictures: Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat #1 (19 Kb GIF) Lonnon's End. Spec. Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat #2 (32 Kb JPEG) Queensland Env. Prot. Ag. Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat #3 (36 Kb JPEG) Env. Austral. The northern hairy-nosed wombat is a strong, heavily-built marsupial . Its distinctive, squarish muzzle is covered with short brown hairs. It can weigh up to 40 kg (88 lb) and measure more than one meter (3.3') long. Although wombats would seem to be slow and clumsy, they can move up to 40 km/h (25 mph) over a short distance. Grasses compose most of their diet. One young is born per litter. The northern hairy-nosed wombat is nocturnal , spending the day in a burrow and coming out at night to feed. It is completely

63. Animal Planet :: Australia Zoo -- Wombats The Crocodile Hunter Animal Planet Australia Zoo wombats. http://animal.discovery.com/fansites/crochunter/australiazoo/09wombats.html

September 27, 2005 Jodie holds Dozer, a female common wombat. Want a closer look? Check out More Wombat Photos To learn more about the zoo, check out The Australia Zoo in Depth Ready for more? Head back to the Australia Zoo Map Wombats Three common wombats live the good life at the Australia Zoo: Dozer and Minibus Chisel , a very naughty male. Common wombats live in southeastern Australia and Tasmania. They prefer heath, coastal scrub and open forest habitats, where the soil tends to be loose and easy to dig. Wombats love to burrow. They are, in fact, the world's largest burrowing mammals. With broad, flattened heads, compact bodies, short, powerful limbs and wide, large-clawed feet, digging is a cinch for the common wombat. A single wombat will establish several burrows, called warrens, in its home range. These are typically built on grassy banks above creeks or gullies, where they have easy access to native grasses and drinking water. Large wombat warrens can include numerous underground branches, several sleeping chambers, and multiple entrances and exits, extending a total length of up to 650 feet. Wombats also build many small warrens, which are usually less than 7 feet in length, to be used as quick escape routes when predators are afoot. They are solitary creatures, known for their intolerance of others. Wombats frequently chase intruders from their burrows and home areas. Curiously though, they have also been observed visiting each other's burrows in apparent peace.

64. Wombats!@ home.news/events.wombats.wombawomen.media.album.forum. Men s Roster. Pool Captain. Pool Captain. Seniors. Champ. Manpower. Kelsey TKO email. Deco http://www.skidmore.edu/studentorgs/wombatultimate/wombats.htm

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65. Skidmore Wombats welcome to the homepage of the skidmore college wombats. enter http://www.skidmore.edu/studentorgs/wombatultimate/

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66. AGSM 2005 - AGSM Wombats – Their Diary The wombats tour is no easy project; taking a team of busy MBA students half It was the wombats dinner that really brought home the fact that we were http://www2.agsm.edu.au/agsm/web.nsf/Content/AGSMMagazine-AGSMWombatsMay2005Diar

Subscribe Browse AGSM Magazine: Dean's Message Bush Telegraph Alumni Leaders Research ... Print The Wombats tour is no easy project; taking a team of busy MBA students half way around the world, and beating most of the world when we get there. The 2005 Wombats Team at Duke University, North Carolina. Once we touched down in Duke we had dinner together as a team after which we joined the teams from other b-schools for a few beers at the official kick-off function. But after that it was down to work. We had a training run at 10 the next morning in preparation for our first match, however due to inclement weather our scheduled opening match against Duke was postponed until the next day, Saturday morning. "Harvard was dispatched 86-0." "Wherever we were on those two days became the hottest spot in to wn." "The final would prove an agonizingly close match." The Wombats meet Mike Tyson. It was hard to have come so far, played so well and leave empty handed. But not even two hard days of rugby and the disappointment of that final 10 minutes could dampen the Wombats spirit on Sunday night and Monday. Wherever we were on those two days became the hottest spot in town and an invite back to the team hotel after party was a sought after commodity. The Wombats tour is no easy project; taking a team of busy MBA students half way round the world, and beating most of the world when we get there. This would not have been possible without the support of our sponsor, Pacific Road Corporate Finance and the efforts of our President - Rory Fagan and Captain - Fiachra Sweeney. We also owe a debt of gratitude to our coach, John Morrison and wish him well as he moves on to bigger and better things (or at least better paid things!).

67. AGSM 2005 - AGSM’s Wombats Take On The World AGSM’s Rugby Team, the wombats, is hosting a fund raising dinner to celebrate The wombats, AGSM Rugby Club, was formed in 1988 to compete in the annual http://www2.agsm.edu.au/agsm/web.nsf/Content/News-MediaReleases-AGSMWombatsTakeO

Media Room Latest Media Releases Media Releases - 2005 Media Releases - Archive ... Media Room Latest Media Releases 04 March 2005 All proceeds from the dinner will go towards supporting the Wombats in their quest for Back to Back World Championships at Duke University in the USA. Other speakers at the event include Brewmaster Chuck Hahn of the Malt Shovel brewery, Rory Fagan of the Wombats and AGSM Dean Rob McLean. When: Wednesday 23 March at 7pm Where: AGSM, Kensington Campus, Gate 11 Botany Street Randwick AGSM Wombats The Wombats, AGSM Rugby Club, was formed in 1988 to compete in the annual MBA World Rugby Championship against other leading business schools such as Harvard, Stanford, Wharton, London Business School and INSEAD. Last year AGSM won the title for the first time and is hoping to repeat the performance in 2005. Media Inquiries: Marie Kelly 9931 9240 or 0408 256 381 About the site

68. W O M B A T S wombats. The wombat has long been my favorite animal, even though (being American) I ve only seen them in zoos. My acquaintances, especially those who have http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/~cz28/wombats.html

w o m b a t s The wombat has long been my favorite animal, even though (being American) I've only seen them in zoos. My acquaintances, especially those who have seen my office, may note that I have much in common with the burrowing nocturnal marsupial. Perhaps. The following links feature photographs of and miscellaneous information about that noble creature, the wombat. Melbourne Zoo's southern hairy-nosed wombat page has a great photo Photo of the Common Wombat from the Melbourne Zoo. Photos from the Marsupial Museum. Perth Zoo page. A Hairy-Nosed Wombat courtesy of Cadbury. More about the Northern Hairy-Nosed Wombat A great site chock full of photos from Wildlife Aid Rehabilitation Providers. Russell the Wombat's Burrow has some marvellous photos. www.wombat.net A software company that named itself after the wombat. Back home

69. Wombats City Hostel Vienna In Vienna, Austria, Europe wombats City Hostel Vienna in Vienna, Austria. Online confirmed bookings for backpacker hostel wombats City Hostel Vienna in Vienna, Austria. http://reservations.bookhostels.com/guideforeurope.com/hostel.php?HostelNumber=7

70. Wobbly Wombats messages from 1 to 2 of Discussions relating to Fun Stuff Wobbly wombats - dewey decimal 007. http://www.suite101.com/discussion.cfm/101_fun_stuff/113256/latest/2

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71. Nexus - Our Animals: Wombats wombats are marsupial mammals. They are nocturnal – feeding on plants during the night. Previously in Our Animals top of page http://abcasiapacific.com/nexus/stories/s998296.htm

Nexus Features Our Animals Wombats Monday, 15 December 2003 Australia is home to some of the worlds more unusual creatures. Wombats are marsupial mammals. They are nocturnal – feeding on plants during the night. Previously in Our Animals... top of page Links: Wombats - Our Animals Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat - Fact Sheet (pdf) HOME CONTACT US ... NEWS SOURCES

72. ABC Asia Pacific - Nexus - Our Animals - Wombats wombats. Saturday, 23 July 2005. Australia is home to some of the worlds more wombats are marsupial mammals. They are nocturnal – feeding on plants http://abcasiapacific.com/nexus/ouranimals/s1413079.htm

Our Animals explores science and technology Wombats Saturday, 23 July 2005 Australia is home to some of the worlds more unusual creatures. Wombats are marsupial mammals. They are nocturnal – feeding on plants during the night. previously on Our Animals Echidnas - 7 August Wombats - 23 July Dingoes - 3 July Platypus - 29 May Parrots - 14 May Fur Seals - 24 April Sea Dragons - 9 April Emus - 20 March Blue Tongued Lizards - 5 March Spiders - 13 February Lake Eyre Dragons - 29 January Wedgetail Eagle - 2 January Quolls - 28 November Gliders - 13 November Frogs - 24 October Kangaroos - 19 September Ants - 4 September Butterflies - 15 August Fruit Bats - 31 July Crocodiles - 12 July Turtles - 5 July Echidnas - 28 June Sharks - 8 March Koalas - 1 March Quolls Gliders Wombats Dingoes ... Fruit Bats This segment started in 2003. links Wombats - Our Animals Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat - Fact Sheet (pdf) also on nexus Fascinating stories on video to help improve your English Watch our drama and learn basic English in this segment. nexus club receive email updates chat in our guestbook HOME CONTACT US ... NEWS SOURCES

73. The Wombat: Common Wombats In Australia (Barbara Triggs) Anyone who has spent much time in the bush in southeastern Australia will have encountered the signs of the common wombat Vombatus ursinus the entrances http://dannyreviews.com/h/Wombat.html

Danny Yee's Book Reviews Subjects Titles Authors ... Latest The Wombat: Common Wombats in Australia Barbara Triggs University of New South Wales Press 1996 A book review by Danny Yee Anyone who has spent much time in the bush in south-eastern Australia will have encountered the signs of the common wombat Vombatus ursinus : the entrances to their burrows are obvious and their cubical scats are the most distinctive of any Australian mammal. Being nocturnal, however, wombats are rarely seen most commonly crossing roads at night, or as road-kill and have not been as well studied as Australia's other iconic mammals. In The Wombat Barbara Triggs gives an entertaining and informative presentation of what is known about them. She begins with an overview of wombat evolution and taxonomy and distribution. There are two rarer species of hairy-nosed wombats, found in Queensland and South Australia, as well as the common wombat covered here, which is found in south-eastern Australia and Tasmania. Other related species are now extinct; the closest living relative of the wombat is the koala. Wombat burrows are most commonly dug into slopes, beneath rocks; they are where wombats spend most of the day, sleeping. As well as providing protection, burrows maintain a temperature between 4 and 25 degrees celsius even in winter and summer extremes.

74. Why Wombats Wear Their Pouches Backward Why were wombats created with their pouch facing backward? http://www.users.bigpond.com/rdoolan/wombat.html

Why were wombats created with their pouch facing backward? Crystal Clear Creation: Unlock the secrets of nature, wildlife, the world, from a creationist, Christian, non-evolution perspective. Why wombats wear their pouches backward The wombat is a round, stocky, barrel-shaped mammal that inhabits many parts of Australia. It is about one meter (three feet) long, with four short legs and almost no tail. It looks like a small bear. Wombats are marsupials. This means the female wombat, like the kangaroo and wallaby, has an external pouch in which she carries her young. Even though wombats and kangaroos look nothing alike, some evolutionists believe they evolved from the same basic possum-like creatures. One major difference between kangaroos and wombats is that the wombat's pouch opens backwards, yet the kangaroo's does not. Why? Wombats burrow The wombat is a burrowing animal; the kangaroo is not. Wombats build long burrows up to 20 meters (66 feet) long, using their strong shovel-shaped claws to dig. Kangaroos do not dig tunnels. If the wombat had a forward-opening pouch like the kangaroo does, its pouch could clog up with soil while it was excavating. In His wisdom, God the Creator designed the female wombat with a pouch that would protect her young, while allowing her freedom to excavate speedily and efficiently.

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76. Other Wombats Good Day, I am the world s only traveling wombat. You can see details of my fabulous wombat adventures and view photos of all the famous places I have http://travelindependent.info/wombat/otherwombats.htm

Other travelling wombats.... Back Home Next They live among us... in numbers that constantly surprise. Since I started my travels and show-cased them on-line. I've been contacted by at least five or six other wombats with a taste for travel. Always delighted to hear from them, here are a few comments/photos that have made there way here.. I'm an emigrated wombat who currently lives in Switzerland. I've already been to London and dug up a garden and travelled all over Switzerland. On the photo you see me on the balcony of foster mum's sister in Zurich. I envy you for your extensive travel experience and hope I will get to see as many things as you have. - The Swiss Wombat No message, but a loads of great photos from a whole family of travelling wombats. All taken in Australia: travelling wombat II on my website, obviously, Mr wombat is far superior to Wally, but nonetheless I was wondering if you could mention Wally, the Travelling Wombat the 2nd on your website? - Zoe Americas Europe Australasia Links Other Wombats Contact

77. ECA Pub - Building Walls Of Wombats Building walls of wombats Constructing knowledge with young children is for ‘big picture’ educators who see the curriculum in global terms and believe that http://www.earlychildhoodaustralia.org.au/ecasund74.htm

78. Wombats Facts about wombats and links to more wombat facts, images and fun. http://world.std.com/~raparker/pub/wombats0.html

The Wombat Information Center Facts about wombats and links to more wombat facts, images and fun. Introduction I am currently working on my own fact filled wombat page. I haven't finished it yet but I'm putting out what I have. Expect more information and some rearranging. To compensate for what I am currently missing at the bottom of this page I have some links for you to follow. These links are to web pages with wombat facts and wombat fun. I also have links to wombat pictures. I have not checked each link yet. My wombat picture is currently missing. I am going to try to get permission to use it. Brief Description Wombats are thick-bodied animals that have short, powerful legs with strong claws used for burrowing. They range in length from 70 to 120 cm (27-47 in) and weigh up to 35 kg (77 lb). Their heads are relatively large but they have very small tails and small eyes and short ears. Wombats are grayish brown. The common wombat is coarse haired with a naked nose and rounded ears. The two species of hairy-nosed wombats have soft fur and a hairy muzzle and pointed ears that are slightly longer than those of the common wombat. The wombat, like many famous Australian animals is a marsupial. The female has a pouch but, unlike a kangaroo, this pouch opens rearward. This helps prevent dirt from entering the pouch as the wombat digs.

79. Evolution, Druids, And Wombats Evolution, Druids, and wombats. 25 Feb 2004 (modified 18 Feb 2005). Volume 7, Issue 27. When the calendar stopped working in Evolution, it hampered my http://norman.walsh.name/2004/02/25/wombat

norman.walsh.name Archive Feb Feb, 25 wombat .xml .pdf .rdf Evolution, Druids, and Wombats Volume 7, Issue 27 When the calendar stopped working in Evolution, it hampered my efforts to get Palm RDF data into iCal. This is how I got it working again. A program is only complete when its last user is dead. I’ve been trying to get my Palm calendar data exported to iCal format. What that really means is, I’ve been trying to get my Palm RDF into RdfCalendar . And what that really means is, I’ve been trying to figure out the RDF Calendar stuff. None of which, as it turns out, has a whole lot to do with this essay. This essay, inspired in part by an offhand remark Dan made in irc (credit where credit is due), is about getting the Evolution calendar working and getting iCal data into it. I’ve been running Evolution about once every six months or so, whenever I decide I have a few minutes to to work on this calendaring project. Running Evolution that infrequently has it’s own amusing side effect. Having gotten all of my calendar data into it once upon a time, when I start it now, it pops up a reminder window for every single event that’s occurred since the last time I ran it . At an average of 15–20 telcons a week and 24 weeks in six months, thats a lot of popups!

80. Wombats / Vombati Ecco delle immagini di vombati. Here are some pictures of wombats. Wonderful wombats Return to Adam s English home page http://www.ghira.mistral.co.uk/wombats.html

Ecco delle immagini di vombati. Here are some pictures of wombats. Non sono bellissimi? Aren't they lovely? This last image is taken from Magic: the Gathering card. Internet Wombat Guild Wonderful wombats Return to Adam's English home page Torna alla homepage italiana di Adam Feel free to send me more wombat pictures. Here's a poem by Ogden Nash: The wombat lives across the seas, Among the far Antipodes. He may exist on nuts and berries, Or then again, on missionaries; His distant habitat precludes Conclusive knowledge of his moods. But I would not engage the wombat In any form of mortal combat. ghira@mistral.co.uk

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