Wild Wallaby Facts! Wallabies use their large, powerful tails to maintain balance and hold themselves in a sitting posture. Wallabies are most active around dusk and dawn. Baby wallabies are called joeys. Adult males are called a buck, boomer or jack. Adult females are called a doe, flyer or jill. A wallaby can travel approximately 30 miles per hour. | Indian Creek Zoo

After birth, baby wallabies immediately crawl into their mother's pouches and remain there for two months before emerging again. | National Geographic

5.3K views · 79 reactions | Get closer to the smallest species of wallaby, the Parma wallaby in our Wallaby Walkthrough 輦Check the welcome board on arrival for opening times! | Banham Zoo | Facebook

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