Marsupials
Published on Sep 19, 2019
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Sugar Gliders are obviously the cutest; they're practically harmless unless you don't hand them yogurt drops fast enough
Photo by George Grinsted
The American opossum is a close runner up for objectively cutest marsupial, however they do have more teef than any other North American land mammal, making them a little more scary
Photo by Vicky TGAW
The quokka is super precious and happy, and would probably make a great neighbor.
Photo by Tiomax80
The wallaby is true neutral on this objective scale. Pretty cute, but reminiscent of a kangaroo so also kind of scary.
Photo by Luca Abad Lopez
Tasmanian devils are actually my favorite animal, but they are unequivocally vicious , so they are closer to the scary side of the marsupial spectrum.
Photo by Tasty Snaks
The thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger, is a really cool looking carnivorous marsupial. The last living Tasmanian tiger was captured in 1933 and the species is now extinct. Beautiful, but pretty scary.
Contrary to media portrayal, kangaroos are bloodthirsty criminals who would knock your lights out if given the chance. Scary.
Photo by Scott_Calleja
