Marsupials The Pouched Mammals
One of the most convenient ways to carry a baby is perhaps in a baby carrier. Not only does it leave your hands free, but it also keeps the baby warm, comfortable, and close. Well, unbelievably there are several animals, known as marsupials, that have a remarkably similar baby carrier – a natural pouch – for carrying their young. Immerse is delighted to introduce you to some of these unique animals in the “Mammals and Marsupials” bundle.
There are over 250 diverse types of marsupials, and they vary in size between that of a squirrel and a dog, although the largest, the Red Kangaroo, can grow to about 3m (10ft) tall. The first three marsupials we are featuring in the Immerse app are the Koala, Red Kangaroo, and the Tasmanian Devil. High quality 3D models bring these animals to life for you and the facts tell you all you want to know and more about them. Here is a sneak peek at these amazing creatures.
(Overlaying digital content onto the physical world – This 3D Koala model looks like it’s about to climb up a very real tree in a very real park!) Koala
(A 3D view of the Tasmanian Devil in Immerse) Tasmanian Devil
Red Kangaroo
Tip: Try viewing the models in their actual size to get an idea of what it feels like to be face-to-face with them. Their sizes are given in the facts. Enjoy!
