Aussie marsupials are a type of mammal native to Australia, and two of the most well-known species are wombats and kangaroos. Wombats are short-legged, burrowing animals with thick fur and powerful claws, while kangaroos are large, hopping marsupials with long tails and powerful hind legs. Both species are iconic symbols of Australia and can be found in many parts of the country. The term Aussie Marsupials can be used to refer to both wombats and kangaroos, as they are both native to Australia and share the common trait of having a pouch for carrying their young.