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Photo taken in April, 2014 @ BestZOO, The Netherlands

You can't tell by looking at this Wallaroo, but he's just grown out of his baby-fat and size. It's weird to say they grow fast, because everybody knows they're no bigger than a bean when born. Still, being able to see them only when getting out of their Mom's pouch, growing up seems to happen way too fast.
I just love those ears

Species: Eastern Wallaroo (Oostelijke Wallaroe)

Latin name: Macropus robustus robustus

Originates from Eastern Australia

Current status: Least Concern

Did you know:

… The male Wallaroo has a dark fur, almost resembling the black wallaroo, while the females have an almost sandy color.

… The Eastern Wallaroo is one of four subspecies of the Common Wallaroo

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I love it when you love my work, but please, if you want to use it in any other medium, ask my permission first.

Description
Photo taken in April, 2014 @ BestZOO, The Netherlands

You can't tell by looking at this Wallaroo, but he's just grown out of his baby-fat and size. It's weird to say they grow fast, because everybody knows they're no bigger than a bean when born. Still, being able to see them only when getting out of their Mom's pouch, growing up seems to happen way too fast.
I just love those ears

Species: Eastern Wallaroo (Oostelijke Wallaroe)

Latin name: Macropus robustus robustus

Originates from Eastern Australia

Current status: Least Concern

Did you know:

… The male Wallaroo has a dark fur, almost resembling the black wallaroo, while the females have an almost sandy color.

… The Eastern Wallaroo is one of four subspecies of the Common Wallaroo

© Me

I love it when you love my work, but please, if you want to use it in any other medium, ask my permission first.