This gray fox is not messing around with this opossum! As a self-defense mechanism, opossums will sometimes play dead, but this one was ready to throw down! 😂 Watch until the end… Thank you, Damon Lane from Chittenden County, for sharing this awesome video footage with us 🤎 | Protect Our Wildlife Vermont

The #opossum in the clinic was a tad shy to eat infront of anyone today.. opossums are generally shy and non-aggressive creatures that prefer to avoid confrontation. They are gentle marsupials whose primary defense mechanisms are to scare potential threats away by hissing and showing their teeth, or to "play dead" (go into a state of tonic immobility) if they feel truly cornered. They will also try to flee and hide if given the chance.. she couldn’t resist the food though ❤️ wildsoulswildiferesc

Update on the dog attack Opossum | Little Bit Wildlife Rescue

Dog Attack Momma Opossum with 6 Joeys are released after months in care! Watch the full video to see the photos at the end for their journey from intake to release. #wildliferehabilitation #opossum #releaseday | Werling Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education Center