var arrayFacts = [ "Sleeping Beauty:

Australia’s best burrowing marsupial spends two-thirds of its life asleep.

Wombats are nocturnal, and they graze for between 3-8 hours per night, often traveling many miles during this time.", "Why Rush?

Wombats generally move slowly, but can run up to 24 miles an hour over short distances.", "Wombat Subway System:

The koala’s closest relative, the wombat, lives in burrows that are often up to 65 feet long.

Wombats have short legs, powerful claws and can dig exceptionally well, excavating 6.5 miles of tunnel per night.

Burrows have numerous connecting tunnels and entrances and may be more than 6.5 feet below ground.", "World of Wombats:

There are 3 species of wombat; common, northern hairy-nosed, and southern hairy-nosed.

The common wombat is distinguished from its cousins by its naked, hairless nose, smaller ears, more rounded head and longer fur. The common wombat lives in the coldest climates.", "Bulldozers of the Bush:

The wombat has been compared to an offensive linesman on a football team.

It’s a thick-set, stocky animal with short legs and a shuffling walk. It averages 3.3 feet long, and weighs around 88 pounds.

They are also nicknamed ‘bulldozers of the bush’ for their ability to move anything in their way, including farmers’ fences.", "Pouch Protector:

The true color of a wombat's coat is often hidden by the color of the dirt or clay in which they’ve been digging or burrowing.

Female wombats have a backward opening pouch to protect their young from being covered in dirt and debris whilst they are burrowing.", "Body Slam:

Wombats are experts in home security. Weighing around 88 pounds, wombats are a force to be reckoned with.

They have hard plates in their backs and use them to help crush dangerous intruders against the burrow wall.", "Don't Anger a Wombat:

Whilst they appear slow and clumsy, when required a wombat can easily out-run a human.", "Wombat Table Manners:

When feeding, the wombat will use its front feet like hands, to pick up vegetation or roots and put them into its mouth.", "Strange, But True:

Wombats have unusual, cube-shaped dung.

Their movements can easily be tracked by their distinctive dung.", "Slow and Steady...

Wombats have an extraordinarily slow metabolism; it takes around 14 days for them to digest their food.", ];