They have a long slender snout. On either side of the snout are long whiskers which help them to find their way around. Their hind feet are long to assist with hopping and this foot lacks the first toe.

Do Bilbies have whiskers?

The long snout, which is pink and hairless at the tip, gives the Bilby an excellent sense of smell. Many long, dark whiskers protrude from either side of the snout. The Bilby's tongue is long and slender. ... Bilbies have poor vision and rely on their strong senses of hearing and smell.

What are the Bilbies ears used for?

Their large ears are not for decoration, as they provide sharp hearing. This feature, combined with a strong sense of smell, is important for the greater bilby when looking for food as the greater bilby can't see very well.