Australia’s national animal is the well-known kangaroo, but you’ve probably never heard of a tree-kangaroo.
They are pretty similar to regular kangaroos, other than being super fluffy and often mistaken for small bears.
located in the woods of northern Australia, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia’s highland and lowland regions.
These elusive animals, who have evolved to live peacefully in trees, are little-known.
They evolved to have stronger forelimbs for climbing and shorter legs, giving them an appearance similar to the lemur.
Because to their rarity and beauty, tree kangaroos have developed a certain level of fame.
Back in 2016, the first tree-kangaroo was born in captivity for the first time in 36 years, giving hope for the species population.
Aren’t they wonderful?
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