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Humans can receive puncture wounds from wombat claws, as well as bites.
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Els humans poden patir ferides punxants de les urpes dels uombats i també mossegades.
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In some older literature, it is referred to as the Queensland hairy-nosed wombat.
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En bibliografia anterior, s’anomena uombat de musell pelut de Queensland.
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Many groups have myths about the animal; one myth explains it was created when a group of hungry young men went hunting at night and stumbled across a wombat.
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Molts grups tenen mites sobre aquest animal; un d’ells explica que fou creat quan un grup d’homes joves famolencs anaren a caçar de nit i es trobaren un uombat.
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The female Tasmanian devil’s pouch, like that of the wombat, opens to the rear, so it is physically difficult for the female to interact with young inside the pouch.
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El marsupi de la femella de diable de Tasmània, com el del uombat, s’obre vers el darrere, de manera que és físicament difícil per la femella interaccionar amb les cries dins el marsupi.
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The wombat adapted the spears as its own defense and turned into an Echidna.[16] Another story tells of a greedy man that kept food from his tribe; warriors speared him and he crawled away into the bushes, where he was turned into an Echidna, the spears becoming his spines.
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El uombat adaptà les llances com a forma de defensa i esdevingué un equidna.[23] Una altra història parla d’un home avariciós que amagava menjar de la seva tribu; els guerrers l’atacaren amb llances i hagué de fugir arrossegant-se fins als arbustos, on es convertí en equidna, i les llances esdevingueren les seves espines.
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