Marsupial (noun)

A mammal that carries its young in a pouch, such as a kangaroo, opossum, or Tasmanian devil.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from modern latin marsupialia, from marsupium "pouch".

Examples:

1. The marsupial was a fascinating creature to observe in its natural habitat.
2. The marsupial had a unique way of caring for its young.
3. The marsupial was an important part of the ecosystem and played a role in seed dispersal.
4. The marsupial was a symbol of the rugged and remote landscape of Australia.
5. The marsupial was hunted for its fur and faced habitat loss, leading to population declines.