Frogmouth Chick
The frogmouth bird is a truly unique creature that is as incredible as it is strange looking. The Australian, Indian Subcontinent, and Southeast Asian-dwelling bird was named due to its titular frog-like mouth. Its wide beak allows it to easily snatch up and munch insects. Their bill is both hooked and flattened. Their large mouth makes up for their diminished flying ability, meaning that they need a larger net of sorts to compensate for their reduced mobility.
Frogmouth Chick
Baby Wombat
We are, by now, experts on Australian wildlife, but our list would not be complete without the small but powerful wombat. They have a 40-inch-long tail at maximum length, and are incredibly muscular. They can adapt to all manner of climates, and roam within mountains, forests, and heathlands. If you want a better chance of spotting a wombat, then you might want to venture out at dawn or dusk, when they are on the hunt for food. They also prefer overcast or cold days to feed.
Baby Wombat
