The numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus) — Western Australia's faunal emblem — is a termite-eating marsupial with fewer than 1,000 individuals remaining in the wild — the Animal Welfare Hub's numbat conservation page likely covers: habitat fragmentation from agriculture and bushfires, predation by introduced foxes and cats, captive breeding programs at Perth Zoo and Dryandra Woodland, and the welfare implications of translocation (stress, territory competition, predation risk post-release) — the inclusion of this critically endangered species in the 7,800-page milestone demonstrates the hub's commitment to covering welfare across the full spectrum from abundant livestock to rare wildlife