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These Little Jumpers Will Hop Straight Into Your Heart

Both kangaroos and wallabies are marsupial herbivores; They have powerful hind-legs, allowing them to jump with speed and agility, and, like most marsupials – kangaroo and wallaby females have pouches in which their young (known as “Joeys”) complete their gestation.

The Baby Animals of Australia Are Adorable!

Wallaby Joey Image Source Many species of wallaby exist throughout Australia. Joeys jump into their mother's pouches when they sense danger. Southern Elephant Seal Pups Image Source Southern elephant seal pups weigh approximately 88lbs at birth and lactate for about 23 days .

Tree-Kangaroos Are the Cutest Animals in Australia!

We’ve all heard of the wallaby, you probably already love the koala bear, but we bet you’ve never heard of a tree-kangaroo! Well, they’re quite similar to regular kangaroos, except they’re twice as fluffy, and are almost like tree-dwelling bears.

These Have to Be the Most Oddly Specific Signs Ever Made

What about wallabies? All images source: Acid Cow Laughing Allowed: 18 Hilarious Signs and Rules funny pictures, hilarious humor, funny signs, weird signs, signs fails, funny rules Laugh out loud at these hilariously specific signs that will leave you wondering who exactly they were made for.

Australia Is Home to Some of the World’s Cutest Animals

The term wallaby isn’t actually scientific, and simply refers to small or medium-sized kangaroos like these ones Source: PanBK 8. Nope, this isn’t a mouse, nor a gerbil, it’s a pygmy possum. Possums are not to be confused with the distantly-related American opossums Source: Catching The Eye 9.

Meet the Happiest Creature on Earth!

Like other marsupials in the macropod family (such as the kangaroos and wallabies), the quokka is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal. The quokka is very friendly and often approaches humans, maybe because they are too happy looking to be abused, they see everyone as friends...

Meet 10 of Australia’s Scariest Inhabitants

Some Australian animals are well-known – like kangaroos, dingos, wallabies, wombats, and of course, the koala, platypus, and echidna. However, the region also provides shelter to some unique and deadly creatures that most have probably never seen before.

Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards 2022: 16 Silly Winning Pics

by Michael Eastwell (UK) Location: Cape Hillsborough, Queensland, Australia Image source: Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards Two wallabies play on the beach as the sun bursts through the clouds behind them. 14. “Keep Calm and keep your head” by Martin Grace (UK). Highly Commended.