A vector illustration of a sleeping possum in natural habitat.
A vector illustration of a sleeping possum in natural habitat. A small, nocturnal marsupial animal sleeping in a tree branch. A wildlife illustration of a sleeping possum in a natural environment. A illustration of a possum in a sleeping position.
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Download this adorable wild animal SVG for free and bring a touch of the outdoors into your creative projects. Perfect for Cricut, Procreate, or Photoshop.

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