👉 Australopsylla is a genus of mammals from the family Aves, which includes birds, reptiles, and amphibians. It was first described in 1846 by botanist Carl Linnaeus and named after its discoverer, Charles Darwin's friend, Alfred Russel Wallace. The specific name "Australopsylla" comes from the Latin word for "syrup," which refers to the sap found in the brains of these animals, which are known
