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Red kangaroo
Introduction
Head-Body Length:.75-1.4 m
Weight:17-85 kg
Identification:The coat color of the red kangaroo varies from red to blue gray. The undersides are white and black, and there is a white patch on the sides of the muzzle. This kangaroo also has a white stripe that goes from its mouth to its ear.
Habitat:Grassy arid plains
Diet:Herbivore: green herbage
Reproduction:This kangaroo species breeds throughout the year, although females may not breed during periods of drought. Gestation lasts 30-40 days. After birth, the single joey spends the next 240 days in the mother’s pouch.
Social Structure:Kangaroos gather in small herds led by a single male.
Status:No special status
Interesting Facts:The red kangaroo is the largest living marsupial species. At birth, the baby weighs only .75 grams. It has very well-developed front claws to help it climb into the mother’s pouch
Geographic:Central Australia
Western Australia Date:1958 – 1988 Subjects: Red kangaroo
Marcropus
Wallabies
Kangaroos
Macropodidae
Diprotodontia
Marsupials
Mammals
Vertebrates
Chordata
KEY FACTS
Name | Red kangaroo,Macropus rufus |
Origin | Australia |
Size | 75-1.4 m |
Litter Size | One litter |
Life span | 8 to 12 years in the wild and up to 20 years in captivity |
Reproduction | This kangaroo species breeds throughout the year, although females may not breed during periods of drought. Gestation lasts 30-40 days. After birth, the single joey spends the next 240 days in the mother’s pouch |
Weight | 17-85 kg |
Colors | Males are red/brown in colour with a pale underside and limbs. Females are smaller than males and tend to be greyish in colour |
description of Red kangaroo
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scientific classification
Kingdom – Animalia
Phylum – Chordata
Class – Mammalia
Order – Diprotodonta
Family – Macropodidae
Genus – Macropus
Genus Species – Macropus rufus
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