Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby
Animalia
Chordata
Mammalia
Diprotodontia
Macropodidae
Petrogale
Petrogale xanthopus
The yellow-footed rock wallaby, Petrogale xanthopus, is one of the brightest members of the kangaroo family. The upper body parts such as the head and face are a light brown-grayish color, shading to more… More »
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The Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby ( Petrogale xanthopus ) is a member of the macropod family (the marsupial family that includes the kangaroos, wallabies, tree-kangaroos, wallaroos, and others). The ...
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The Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby ... The yellow-footed rock wallaby has a diet that consists of grass, plants and shrubs that it eats at dusk and dawn when the sun is down and the temperature is cooler. It measures about 60 centimeters, (24 inches), in height and weighs between 6 and 12 kilograms, (13 to 26.5 pounds).
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You are here: Home » Animals » Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby ... DIET: Yellow-footed Rock Wallabies are herbivorous animals and browsers rather than grazers, that is, they eat shrubs and herbs rather than grasses. May also eat invertebrates such as insects and beetle larvae.
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As their common name implies, yellow-footed rock wallabies live on cliff faces and rocky ramparts on mountain tops. This habitat restricts the species to isolated pockets of rocky outcrops, cliffs, and ridges in semi-arid country. ... Petrogale xanthopus yellow-footed rock wallaby...
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Learn about the animal Yellow-footed rock wallaby with KidsBiology.com. ... About Yellow-footed rock wallaby ; Rock wallabies are more agile than kangaroos. They have soft nonslip pads on the bottom of their feet. Which is helpful because they live in the mountains and rocky places. They can climb vertical cliffs.
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Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby : The Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby is grey above and white underneath. Has reddish patches on legs and white side stripe. The tail is barred - no other... ... The Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby is grey above and white underneath. Has reddish patches on legs and white side stripe. The tail is barred -
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The Yellow-Footed Rock-Wallaby belongs to the kangaroo family. Their relatives are the the Black-Footed Rock-Wallaby and other wallabies including the kangaroos. They are about 600 mm tall when they are adults.
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The yellow-footed rock wallaby, as its name suggests, is one of the most colourful members of the kangaroo family. Living in rocky terrain it has developed a way of using its short forelimbs rather like a tight rope performer's pole, to balance its acrobat jumps. ... Yellow-footed rock wallaby; Petrogale xanthopus...
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