BENNETT'S TREE KANGAROO Wallabia Rufogrisea Origin: Southern Coast-Australia Habitat: Forests and open plains Size:  Body of 70-80 cm. Tail of 60-70 cm. Weight of 12-20 Kg Diet: Herbivore, it is a glutton for Eucalypt sprouts Biology: The tail is strong enough to bear the entire weight of the animal. It is used to swing and rudder during the jump and like a third leg when it is still. Males are solitary, females with the babies form small groups. Gestation in utero lasts one month, then the baby (aka joey) migrates into the pouch in which continues and completes its development. "Transitional daytime Slumber", is a stage during which the animal is able to slow down the metabolism. Reaches 15 years of age.						Eastern Rosella Grey Parrot Himalayan Monal Cockatiel Sheep Goat Skunk Blue and Yellow Macaw Peacock Sarus Crane (bird) Eurasian Eagle-owl Llama Mara Bennett's tree-kangaroo Flamingo Deer Tibetan Goat Raccoon Coati Grant's Zebra Mandarin Duck Mallard White Stork Amazzon Parrot Monk Parakeet Lovebird Rose Cockatoo Snowy owl Sardinian donkey Hermann's Tortoise Tawny Owl Barn Owl Red-crowned Parakeet Pony Shetland Dwarf Rabbit Northern Lapwing Fox Golden Eagle