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Young carnivorous marsupials, such as this juvenile short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis), learn about the world by degrees. Predatory efficiency, and knowledge of how to avoid predators, will increase with age – a steep learning curve for those animals that survive. Source: Thiago Semedo.
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