Question

marsupials are special mammals that give birth to tiny, underdeveloped babies that grow up in a pouch on the mothers belly. marsupials are divided into three main groups: carnivores like tasmanian devils, omnivores like bandicoots, and herbivores like kangaroos and koalas. most marsupials live in australia, but some species are also found in the americas. what is unique about marsupial reproduction? they lay eggs babies are born fully grown babies grow in a pouch

Explanation:

Marsupials are mammals that give birth to tiny, under - developed babies which then grow in a pouch on the mother's belly. This is a unique reproductive characteristic of marsupials.

Answer:

Babies grow in a pouch