Hay now, hay now, this is what sweet wombat dreams are made of. 😴 @csiro
Hay now, hay now, this is what sweet wombat dreams are made of. 😴  @csiro
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Wombats sleep for up to 16 hours a day, so they want to be comfy! This is Cassie, and she's decided not to eat this hay but instead collect it up and turn it into some comfortable bedding.

In the wild, wombats have been found to fill bedding chambers in their burrows with bracken fronds, eucalypt leaves and twigs, strips of bark, and sometimes small tussocks of Poa grass and the leaves of other plants.

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🎵 | Hilary Duff

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Hay now, hay now, this is what sweet wombat dreams are made of. 😴

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