Guinness Book of World Records recognized the animal, native to Australia, which now lives in a zoo in Japan's Ikeda City, near Osaka.
The Guinness Book of World Records is recognizing a special animal native to Australia as the world's oldest wombat in captivity.
Japan's Ikeda City, located near Osaka, which is south of Tokyo, is the sister city of Launceston, Tasmania in Australia. Wain was brought to Japan from Australia in 1990 with two other wombats named Wonder and Tia, as goodwill ambassadors traveling there to celebrate the relationship between the two cities and the 25th anniversary of the sister city bond.
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