Wallaby Skull

Wallaby Skull - The wallaby is member of the family Macropodidea. The wallaby resembles a small kangaroo, with a strong tail and the ability to leap great distances. Wallabies are nocturnal herbivores and consume mostly grasses. The wallaby inhabits Australia, New Zealand, and Papua New Guinea.

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Wallaby

Order: Diprotodontia
Family: Macropodidae

Macropus Species

Average Skull Length: 12cm / 4.7"

Origin: Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea

Herbivore

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