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Mesmerising footage shows brush-tailed bettongs using new SmartGates

Mesmerising footage shows brush-tailed bettongs using new SmartGates

43.3K viewsMay 5, 2025

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Meet Bo, a brush-tailed bettong at Cub Creek Science Camp. Native to Australia, brush-tailed bettongs formerly ranged across much of the Australian mainland south of the tropics, inhabiting desert grasslands and forests. Today, they live only in forests, woodlands, and eucalyptus scrublands. This nocturnal species spends the daytime resting in nests made of grasses and bark, emerging to forage between dusk and dawn. Bettongs feed primarily on fungus, occasionally mixing in bulbs, seeds, insects,

Meet Bo, a brush-tailed bettong at Cub Creek Science Camp. Native to Australia, brush-tailed bettongs formerly ranged across much of the Australian mainland south of the tropics, inhabiting desert grasslands and forests. Today, they live only in forests, woodlands, and eucalyptus scrublands. This nocturnal species spends the daytime resting in nests made of grasses and bark, emerging to forage between dusk and dawn. Bettongs feed primarily on fungus, occasionally mixing in bulbs, seeds, insects,

11.7K viewsMay 6, 2020

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Bouncing brush-tailed bettongs released into the wild

Bouncing brush-tailed bettongs released into the wild

Bouncing brush-tailed bettongs released into the wild

Bouncing brush-tailed bettongs released into the wild

Brush-tailed bettongs are the ecosystem engineers helping South Australia's Yorke Peninsula

Brush-tailed bettongs are the ecosystem engineers helping South Australia's Yorke Peninsula

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The Brushtail bettongs breeding chorus sounds like duelling two stroke motors. While not the most romantic sounding small talk this big girl is getting her point across very clearly. The male (the smaller of the two) is following the female around like persistent paparazzi. Females make it clear when they’re not interested—through squeaks, clicks, and other protest noises. Gestation is just 3 weeks, then the tiny joey climbs into the pouch. Even with a joey in tow, females can be ready for anoth

The Brushtail bettongs breeding chorus sounds like duelling two stroke motors. While not the most romantic sounding small talk this big girl is getting her point across very clearly. The male (the smaller of the two) is following the female around like persistent paparazzi. Females make it clear when they’re not interested—through squeaks, clicks, and other protest noises. Gestation is just 3 weeks, then the tiny joey climbs into the pouch. Even with a joey in tow, females can be ready for anoth

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One of Australia’s rarest marsupials, the brush-tailed bettong, has been reintroduced to mainland South Australia after being locally extinct for more than a century. 7NEWS Adelaide at 6pm | www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide

One of Australia’s rarest marsupials, the brush-tailed bettong, has been reintroduced to mainland South Australia after being locally extinct for more than a century. 7NEWS Adelaide at 6pm | www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide

12.2K viewsAug 22, 2021

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Woylies ( the traditional Nyoongar name) or Brush tailed bettong once inhabited more than 60% of mainland Australia, ranging from Western Australia, Northern Territory, South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales. Over the past 150 years, it has been completely exterminated (got rid of) from almost all its historical range. Now, they can only be found in small pockets in Western Australia and offshore islands in South Australia. The woylie was once abundant throughout Perth, but due to predati

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Watch as a Woylie (Brush-tailed Bettong) uses our AI-powered ‘SmartGate’ to safely travel between feral predator-proof areas... Designed and built by our in-house team of IT experts, the SmartGate acts as a double-gated enclosed tunnel that allows native species to move from one side of a fence to the other. A prototype of the cutting-edge tech is currently in trial on our Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuary, on Noongar Country, in Western Australia. Learn how it works 👉 bit.ly/AWC-AI-SmartGate #AWC #

163.8K viewsMay 5, 2025

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Bettong check-in! In August last year, we released 40 brush-tailed bettongs from Wedge Island, SA to Yorke Peninsula, SA. After more than six months, a health-check was performed on the bettongs. Here’s how they’re doing! #MarnaBanggara #NLP #NationalLandCare BirdLife Australia Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife National Landcare Program Northern and Yorke Landscape Board Regional Development Australia Yorke and Mid North Environment SA News Yorke Peninsula Council Yorke Peninsula Adelaide

11.3K viewsApr 29, 2022

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Brush-tailed bettongs :) | Adrian Sherriff

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Meet one of the most critically endangered animals at the park: the brush-tailed bettong. Keeper Sam tells us more about these adorable Australian marsupials and the all-important conservation efforts to save them. If you'd like to find out more or help protect this species, please visit the Australian Wildlife Conservancy website here: https://www.australianwildlife.org/ | Longleat

9.6K viewsJan 25, 2024

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Close up of Woylie or brush-tailed bettong, eating food. Woylie is extremely rare and endemic to Australia, also known as "mini kangaroo". Slow motion. BMPCC 4K

AdobeMonster Filmmakers

Say hello to the Noctural House's newest resident! 😍 The critically-endangered five-month-old Brush-tailed Bettong joey is the offspring of five-year-old Truffles and 13-year-old Rambo, who has become well-known as an ambassador for rewilding and conservation of this native species. The newest additions has lots personality, taking after his mum. He has been settling in well and getting to know his new keepers, with the help of his favourite snack – popcorn! Truffles and Rambo had two male joey

3.9K viewsDec 2, 2022

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Baby Basil 🥹 👉🏼 Woylie (aka Brush-tailed Bettong) | Animals Anonymous

397 viewsJun 6, 2022

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Brush-tailed bettong :) | Adrian Sherriff

1 viewsJan 8, 2024

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Close up of Woylie or brush-tailed bettong, eating a worm. Woylie is extremely rare and endemic to Australia, also known as "mini kangaroo". Slow motion, bokeh. BMPCC 4K

AdobeMonster Filmmakers

Mallee the Brush-tailed Bettong is thriving back in the safety of Mallee Cliffs National Park (NSW) where AWC works in partnership with NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service 🙏 The sub-adult was found by AWC ecologists weighing a minute 143g in September 2022 and taken to Taronga Western Plains Zoo Wildlife Hospital to be hand-reared by an experienced veterinary nurse. She returned to Mallee Cliffs in March this year. The team caught Mallee during recent surveys, approximately 3km from her rel

2.4K viewsMay 5, 2023

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There’s been a breakthrough for the brush-tailed bettong. The marsupials were once all over the mainland, until foxes and cats left them all but locally extinct. Over the past 2 years conservationists have released 120 of the animals in South Australia and as Derek Sandow reveals, progress is looking promising. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS #TheLatest | 7NEWS Australia

8.3K viewsMay 18, 2023

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Brush-tailed bettongs are really digging their new home in Yorke Peninsula! Chloe Frick from the University of Adelaide explains the importance of the bettongs role as a soil engineer to help restore this spectacular landscape. #MarnaBanggara #NLP #NationalLandCare BirdLife Australia Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife National Landcare Program Northern Yarra Landcare Network Regional Development Australia Yorke and Mid North Environment SA News Yorke Peninsula Council Yorke Peninsula Adela

6.5K viewsMay 11, 2022

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What’s this? 👀 It’s a bettong! After an absence of more than 100 years, last week, a group of bettongs from Wedge Island were released in Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park, South Australia to re-establish a colony! Find out more: https://www.wwf.org.au/news/news/2021/brush-tailed-bettongs-back-on-mainland-south-australia-after-disappearing-more-than-100-years-ago Join us in welcoming them in the comments below 🎉🎉🎉 #MarnaBanggara #NLP #NationalLandCare | WWF-Australia

30.2K viewsAug 23, 2021

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Check out our new arrival. A little darling brush-tailed bettong, also known as a Woylie. Critically endangered, this little one will be a vital member of or captive breeding program at ZooHQ. What a gorgeous little marsupial. Any names come to mind? #thisisthebestdayofmylife #woylie #endangered #chrishumfreysawesomeaustraliananimals #education #love #animals #wild #macedon #Respect | Wild Action

1.6K viewsFeb 22, 2025

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#CaughtOnCamera: Woylie contractor! This Woylie (Brush-tailed Bettong) was spotted on one of our remote cameras at Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuary (WA) collecting and carrying nesting materials. 🍂🍃 They use their prehensile tail to curl around bundles of sticks, grasses, leaves, and shredded bark, which they use to build a dome-shaped nest in a shallow scrape under a bush. Being a nocturnal species, they use these nests to rest during the day. 😴 Learn more about Woylies in our species profile 👉

1.5K viewsJul 29, 2022

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‘Wiggle’ the brush-tailed bettong having lunch just now ❤️ Our zoo crew thought long and hard on this little Guy’s name. Critically endangered in the wild, brush-tailed bettong’s thrive in protected wildlife sanctuaries and zoos. Wiggle is certainly thriving….dont you just adore that gorgeous cute little face? #macedonranges #WildAction #chrishumfreysawesomeaustraliananimals #education #iliveanimals #conservation #wildactionzoo #chrishumfreysawesomeaustraliananimals #love #empathy #thisisthebest

1K viewsMar 15, 2025

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Bettongs find a new home ❤️ Seventy-three brush-tailed bettongs were flown from Western Australia to South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula to take part in a breeding program at Innes National Park. These fury creatures will take part in a project to restore locally extinct species in the area. 🎥 Supplied: WWF Australia Get more news from SA here: ab.co/SANews Listen to ABC Radio Adelaide here: https://bit.ly/AdelaideRadioLive Shows and stories from SA: ab.co/SAiview | ABC Adelaide

2.4K viewsJun 20, 2023

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Hanging with the Hoppers!

32.1K viewsApr 1, 2014

YouTubeAnimal Wonders Montana

Observe Critically Endangered Brush-tailed Bettongs

5K viewsMay 10, 2025

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A nice little clip. Barry and Barnaby the critically endangered brush-tailed bettong waiting for their dinner tonight. Nothing cuter! #carryyouhome #alexwarren #woylie #chrishumfreysawesomeaustraliananimals #Education #aussiewildlife #love #wildlife #thisisthebestdayofmylife #wildaction #protectwildlife #conservation #onlyinaustralia #australia #iloveanimals | Wild Action

2.1K viewsMay 19, 2025

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Zoo To You Episode 14: Brush-Tailed Bettong

4.1K viewsApr 29, 2020

YouTubePotawatomi Zoo

Researchers monitoring brush-tailed bettongs in South Australia

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