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Australia’s most famous animal is, undoubtedly, the kangaroo. It is the symbol of the country’s air-force, it is featured on the country’s coat of arms as well as its coins. 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.
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A motherly embrace. |
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It's never hard to convince them to get in your bag! |
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Like all kids, they can be a-little awkwardly shaped. |
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Peek-a-boo! |
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This little joey seems confused... |
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Even wallabies have bad days... |
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And you thought only your cat does that... |
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"Can I get some room service?" |
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Albino wallabies are incredibly beautiful! |
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Hungry kangaroos can be feisty! |
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But what can you do when you see such an adorable smile? |
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"Mom, I have a secret..." |
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Kangaroos are great at making friends. |
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And they're quite photogenic! |
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They even strike a pose from time to time... |
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So adorable! |
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Did we mention that they're great at making friends? |
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Sometimes not as good... |
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Such a precious little face! |
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This one is very very young, he looks like a sphinx cat had babies with a rabbit... |
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Awkward and affectionate. |
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Just cute in his tiny little diaper! |
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Look at that face! |
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A content wallaby is a sight to see! |
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Check out this oddly adorable couple: |
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