Eksempler på joey

• If you look in the archives you will find that there have been other suggestions, but joey is the best documented.

• Young wallabies are known as joeys, like many other marsupials.

• Marsupials give birth to a live but relatively undeveloped fetus called a joey.

• Kangaroo pouches are sticky to support their young joey.

• In this part of the lake, commons toads nidify and you can see grebes (or loons) swim with their joeys and heard nightingales sing.

• Kangaroos are sometimes seen with a joey in their pouch.

• After this period, the joey begins to spend increasing lengths of time out of the pouch, feeding and learning survival skills.

• The six to eight joeys have a pouch life of 40 days and are weaned at 70 days.

• Marsupials typically develop their offspring in an external pouch containing teats to which their newborn young (joeys) attach themselves for post uterine development.

• Mating occurs only once a year, with a maximum of two joeys being born in each pair.

• An infant marsupial is known as a joey.

• However, after this the blastocyst remains dormant even after the joey has left.

• A female koala has two teats; the joey attaches itself to one of them and suckles for the rest of its pouch life.

• Gestation lasts 44 days and joeys of captive bred individuals leave the pouch after 11 months.

• The population expanded with new, wild-born joeys being recorded and survived several drought years in the early 2000s.