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In 'Possum Wars', native possums in Australia adapt to urban environments as they seek food and shelter. The documentary presents the impact of urban development on these marsupials, forcing them from their natural habitats into city rooftops. This shift leads to conflicts with residents, as possums invade homes, causing noise and destruction.
The film captures the humorous yet serious interactions between humans and possums. As these animals raid fruit trees and take up residence in roofs, the documentary illustrates the ongoing struggle for survival in an expanding urban landscape, revealing the complexities of cohabitation between wildlife and city dwellers.
Why Watch
- •See possums raiding fruit trees in urban settings.
- •Meet residents frustrated by noisy possum invasions.
- •Find out how urban development affects wildlife.
Did You Know
•Possums invade city rooftops, causing chaos for residents.
•The film features a cast including Sally Ingleton and John Doyle.
•The documentary runs for 59 minutes and was released in 2013.
Perfect For
Urban wildlife enthusiastsAnimal behavior fansAustralian nature lovers