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Have you ever wondered how a newborn wombat – no bigger than a jelly bean – can make the epic journey all the way into its mother’s pouch?
In this episode we chat with Associate Professor Julie Old, an expert in marsupial biology and immunology. We explore joey development, the incredible science behind marsupial milk, the immune system, and so much more.
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