Kangaroos use their powerful rear legs to push their bodies forward and move rapidly across flat fields leap after leap.
A wombat female cares for its young, in protected wild-wilfe reserve at Maria Island, TAS, Australia.
Kangaroos face the rain as it comes. They live in the wild and seek cover when they need. Rain favours weeds to turn green, which is what they appreciate the most.
Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisii) are famously feisty mammals have a coat of coarse black fur with a white stripe on their chest. It is the largest carnivorous marsupial and has an oversized head housing sharp teeth and strong, muscular jaws that can deliver, pound for pound, one of the most powerful bites. They can fly into a rage when threatened or defend their meal, which inspired the Looney Tunes snarling lunatic.
Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisii) are famously feisty mammals have a coat of coarse black fur with a white stripe on their chest. It is the largest carnivorous marsupial and has an oversized head housing sharp teeth and strong, muscular jaws that can deliver, pound for pound, one of the most powerful bites. They can fly into a rage when threatened or defend their meal, which inspired the Looney Tunes snarling lunatic.
Wallaby begins it's day.
About to go to sleep.
Squirrel gliders are nocturnal gliding possums. They live on trees and rarely leave the canpoy. This was an speciment in captivity.
A wallaby come out at dusk in Fortescue Bay, where the Tasman Coastal Trail begins its way.
Kangaroos become very active at dusk and down.
A pair of kangaroos stay alert before grazing over the green fields over Cape Otways, VIC, Australia.
Street possums are aboundant and very active in Ausaralian and New Zeland cities.
Street possums are aboundant and very active in Ausaralian and New Zeland cities.
Koalas have no other but to hang over tree branches despite the eucalyptus trees easily crush.
