marsupium

/mɑrˈsupiəm/
noun
  1. A pouch of skin on the belly of a female marsupial, used to carry and nurse its young.
    • A newborn koala crawls into its mother's marsupium to feed.
    • The marsupium is a defining feature of marsupial mammals.
    • The kangaroo's marsupium keeps the joey safe and warm.
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