Different Types of Wallabies, How they behave and Communicate in the Wild
Kangaroos and wallabies share many different characteristics. For one, they’re both marsupials, meaning they are pouched animals – females of both species keep their young inside their pouch until they’re large and strong enough to survive on their own. And as with...
Will Eels Make Good Pets?
This may sound strange, but many people think eels are gentle, and they make good pets. Many aquarium workers even testify that these serpentine-like sea creatures behave like dogs, exhibiting great intelligence, which is uncharacteristic for animals other than...
Development and Life Cycle of Wallabies
As a marsupial or pouched animal, wallaby belongs to the family of the kangaroos. There are actually about 30 different wallaby species called macropod belonging to the scientific family of Macropodidae. The word ‘macropodidae actually means ‘big feet’, because like...
Differentiating Kangaroos and Wallabies
Kangaroos and wallabies are both marsupials, belonging to the same family called Macropodidae, under the genus Macropus. Both animals overlap in their native territories, but their most distinguishable difference is their size. Wallabies are distinctively smaller,...About Me:
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