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Common opossum {Didelphis marsupialis} playing dead as defence strategy



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Common opossum {Didelphis marsupialis} playing dead as defence strategy

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Media ID 18060918

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Death Defence Defense Defensive Marsupials Opossums Pretence


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Who needs an Oscar when you can play dead like a pro? Introducing the Common Opossum, the ultimate drama queen of the animal kingdom! In this hilarious photo captured by Phil Savoie from Nature Picture Library, we witness a masterclass in defensive strategy. With a flair for theatrics and an impeccable sense of timing, this marsupial superstar knows exactly how to steal the show. Just look at that perfectly executed 'dead' pose! It's as if it's auditioning for its own crime scene investigation series. But don't be fooled by its impressive acting skills; this opossum isn't just playing around. When faced with danger, these clever critters resort to their trusty pretence technique as a last-ditch effort to survive. They go all out - stiffening up their bodies, sticking out their tongues, and even emitting foul odors - anything to convince predators that they're already six feet under! It's no wonder why these furry performers have become internet sensations overnight. Move over Hollywood celebrities; there's a new star in town! So next time you stumble upon one of these talented vertebrates on your nature walk, remember to give them a standing ovation for their incredible defense tactics. Bravo!

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