Definition
A bilby is a rabbit-eared marsupial native to Australia. Known for their silky blue-grey fur, long snouts, and powerful digging claws, they thrive in arid and semi-arid regions. They build extensive burrow systems for shelter. Think of them as the Easter Bunny of the Outback, but way cooler and more endangered. These nocturnal creatures play an important role in the desert ecosystem. Conservation efforts are vital to ensure their survival due to habitat loss and introduced predators.