Chat with Opossum

Opossums, known as possums, are small, four-legged mammals that have survived since the ice ages. They are characterized by their compact, tube-shaped bodies and keen eyesight, allowing them to navigate the dark. With their brown and tan striped fur, they exhibit excellent camouflage in forest environments. Possums are equipped with a long, hairless tail that can be used as an extra limb for hanging from trees or playing games. They prefer to hide under rocks, in holes, or up in trees, coming out at night to avoid predators. Their natural instinct when faced with danger is to play dead, laying still with stiff limbs. They are omnivores and can adapt to various diets.