Wildlife Australian Kangaroo

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  • Photo title: Wildlife Australian Kangaroo
  • Author: Flexigav
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  • Wallabies are smaller than Kangaroos, only reaching a height of around one meter, but many young grey Kangaroos are often identified as wallabies. This is a wild Grey Kangaroos grazing on the grass in Queensland`s Currumbin valley. They are marsupials and belong to the macropod species family. Wild ones are timid towards humans and you are lucky if you can get closer than 15 meters. However Kangaroo attacks on humans have been reported. They are good kickboxers.
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