The fat-tailed dunnart is native to Australia’s arid scrublands and largely unknown outside of science. It may also be the key to saving some of the continent’s most endangered species.
There is an unassuming creature at the center of one of conservation science’s most ambitious efforts. The fat-tailed dunnart , a mouse-sized marsupial native to the arid scrublands of Australia, has long lived in the shadow of the country’s more
