E Wallaby Adaptations

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e wallaby is found on islands around Australia, it is a small kangaroo like animal and eats most plants it finds. Its habitat varies depending on the species but most live in a grassy area. The wallaby is a
Wallabys are a kangaroo like animal that lives in brushy areas .The wallaby lives in Australia and islands around it. Also they live in vegetated areas. Also they live in rocky areas, which is how the rock wallaby was named. Finally they live in many ranges of habitats in Australia.
Wallabys have many characteristics they use in the wild. first they use powerful hind legs to move very fast and go very far. Second these legs are also a defense they use and males use them to compete.Third they use tails to provide balance while moving

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