Wallaby

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Compact cousin of the kangaroo, the wallaby darts through Australia’s bush on spring-steel legs. From rock gardens to rainforest edges, it browses grasses and leaves, using its hefty tail as a counterweight. Foxes, cats and land clearing now chip away at several species.
Technical factsheet
Type:Mammal
Habitat:Grassland
Diet:Herbivore
Continents:Oceania
Size:30–110 cm tall
Weight:1–25 kg
Activity:Crepuscular
Social behavior:Solitary
Lifespan:Up to 12 years in the wild
Habitat: The Wallaby can be found in Australia