Hey guys, we're here at Animal Wonders and it's night time so we decided to play with some night time animals.    Um, this is, these are brush-tailed bettongs and Patagonian Cavy, peeking over the top there. [Laughs]    But, uh, this is Dundee and we talked about him a little bit in, err, Bettong Joey Project. You can see him when he's just a little baby.   And this is Bettong Joey number five, 'Little Bit' for now, we don't have a name yet.    Dundee and his little sister are over there hanging out in the corner. These guys are pretty good buds. They hang out together. Dundee is showing his little sister all the ropes. When we first introduced these two Little Bit, err, kept trying to find Dundee's pouch and was unsuccessful. [Laughs] Males don't have pouches.   Dundee here, he's five months out of his pouch and he's eating a little yam right now. [Laughs] Little Bit here, is about a week out of the pouch and she doesn't quite understand solid foods yet. So, you see she's testing it, but she doesn't quite get it yet. You've got to grab it.   Do you want this one Dundee?   See that's how its done. They use their tiny front feet with those big old claws to help hold them. There you go, look at her, yay. Oh. [Laughs]   You see Dundee hanging out in this dark little spot here, its kind of a safe little nook, cranny here. These guys are prey animals and so there's gonna be a lot of little buggers out there trying to eat them, so they feel nice and safe in these safe little dark spots.   Where ya going?    [Laughs]   Hi!   Yeah, she's just getting confused.   Sniffing... Achoo!   [Laughs]   Hi, hi.