Kangaroo

There are 65 amazing kangaroo species, from the petite tree - kangaroo to the massive red giant kangaroo, the largest of them all. Standing upright, it can reach the height of an adult human. These unique marsupials have a natural 'rubber - band' in their hind legs. With each jump, this feature propels them upwards. The faster they bounce, the farther they're 'catapulted' forward while using less energy.

When observing kangaroos in the wild, keep a safe distance to avoid disturbing them. They are wild animals and can be unpredictable. Do not feed them human food as it may not be suitable for their diet. If you're visiting a kangaroo - friendly area, use binoculars to watch them closely without getting too near. To help conserve their natural habitat, don't litter and respect the local wildlife protection rules. These wonderful creatures are best enjoyed in their natural environment.