Kangaroo

A Kangaroo is a marsupial and originates from the family Macropodidia. Originates from Australia and are lovely creatures.

The largest of the species are commonly called 'Kangaroo' and the smallest are also called 'Wallaby' both these terms we all know. Kangaroo's have large strong hind legs and are extremely fast when need to be. A Kangaroo also has a very large strong tail for balance and a smaller head.

A female Kangaroo has a pouch called marsupium.

5 Kangaroo facts

1 - Small Kangaroo's are rare and endangered

2 - Large Kangaroo's are very common

3 - A Kangaroo is commonly seen as a unofficial symbol of Australia and can be seen as an emblem on the wonderful Australian coat of arms (Incredible)

4 - Sadly at times wild Kangaroo's are shot for eating purposes and at times to protect certain grazing lands

5 - The male Kangaroo can also commonly be called buck

Another great fact about the Kangaroo is that they mainly eat grass and can survive for long periods of time without water!

They also travel mainly in large groups dominated by a powerful male.

Kangaroo species

There are 4 common species of Kangaroo's named below:

- The Red Kangaroo

- The Eastern Grey Kangaroo

- The Western Grey Kangaroo

- The Antilopine Kangaroo

We hope you enjoyed this article about this wonderful Animal!

They are mainly found in Australia and Tasmania but also on surrounding islands. They live and survive in a few different habitats like forests and grassy plains.

PetzRush Pet travel. Kennels & Pet Grooming team! (Kangaroo)