Fact 1
Kangaroos eat grass, shrubs and roots including bean related and beet related plants that are rich in mineral salts.
Fact 2
Males fight for females by employing both punches and kicks
Fact 3
Kangaroos have chambered stomachs to help with digestion. They have special teeth that help them regurgitate shrubs and grass and chew them again before swallowing. They can stay without water for 2 -3 months.
Are macropods or marsupials that are not large enough to be considered kangaroos.
Are medium-sized African antelopes that can leap to a height of 10 feet or 33 feet ahead when running.
Are muscular burrowing marsupials with a short tail, backward facing pouch and four short legs.
Are closely related to humans and possess nearly 91% of the same DNA.
Belong to the family Giraffidae and are easily recognizable because of their tall profile and long neck.
Are the smallest group of flightless birds belonging to the genus Apteryx.
Are Artiodactyle ruminant mammals of the family Cervidae, commonly known as the deer family.
Are part of the equidae family that includes donkeys and horses.
Are burrowing nocturnal animals, belonging to the suborder Vermilingua.