Environment Wild Life “The Kangaroo: A Unique Animal That Gives Birth to a Foetus Like an Egg and Raises It in a Pouch – A Powerful Life Lesson for Every Community” Sources: Australian Geographic, National Geographic , and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) --- 1. What is a Kangaroo and Where is it Found in the World? The kangaroo is a fascinating mammal belonging to the marsupial family—animals that carry and nurse their young in a pouch. It is a national symbol of Australia and one of the most studied animals due to its rare reproductive system. Where kangaroos live: Australia – home to the largest populations. Tasmania – an island south of mainland Australia. New Guinea – in the north of Australia. Indonesia – particularly in regions close to New Guinea. Zoos and wildlife reserves around the world – for research, education, and conservation. Common kangaroo species include : 1. Red Kangaroo – the largest, adapted to arid areas. 2. Eas...
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