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One of Australia's most enigmatic mammals, the marsupial mole "swims" through the sandy soil instead of digging permanent burrows and is rarely seen by humans. Tiny ears, vestigial eyes covered in skin and fur, and a backwards-facing pouch make them well-

One of Australia's most enigmatic mammals, the marsupial mole "swims" through the sandy soil instead of digging permanent burrows and is rarely seen by humans. Tiny ears, vestigial eyes covered in skin and fur, and a backwards-facing pouch make them well-

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