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51,729. It’s no hoax – it’s a platypus. (Animals & Marsupial) David Attenborough, Life on Earth IX: The Rise of the Mammals
51,730. The size of a Corgi dog – a Tasmanian Devil. (Animals & Marsupial) ibid.
51,731. There are over a hundred and fifty different kind of marsupial. (Animals & Marsupial) ibid.
51,881. Marsupials were once distributed throughout the globe. (Animals & Marsupial) David Attenborough's Rise of the Animals: Triumph of the Vertibrates: Dawn of the Mammals
52,108. In the eucalyptus trees of Australia at night: this little marsupial is called a sugar glider, and with good reason. (Animals & Mammals & Marsupails) David Attenborough: Life on Earth: Mammals (revised series)
52,109. Kangaroos – the marsupial equivalent of deer and antelope. (Animals & Mammals & Marsupials) ibid.
52,130. As the landscape changed, so did the marsupial mammals. (Mammals & Animals & Marsupials) David Attenborough, The Life of Mammals I: A Winning Design, BBC 2002
52,131. The kangaroo can outpace a racehorse. (Mammals & Animals & Marsupials) ibid.
80,542. A marsupial is a plantigrade vertebrate whose specialty is its pocket. In some countries it is extinct, in the others it is rare. The first American marsupials were Stephen Girard, Mr Astor, and the opossum; the principal marsupials of the Southern Hemisphere are Mr Rhodes, and the kangaroo. I, myself, am the latest marsupial. Also, I might boast that I have the largest pocket of them all. But there is nothing in that. Mark Twain, Following the Equator
98,916. Striped possum: they are marcupials, raising their babies in a pouch, and for defence, can let out very strong smells. (Papua New Guinea & Jungle & Marsupial) Land of the Lost Volcano I, BBC 2016