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This Tree Kangaroo Is Probably The Cutest Animal That We've Ever Seen In The Wild

Mia
by Mia
13 Sep 2022

A tree kangaroo is an exotic animal typically found in areas of Australia, and many people have probably never heard of or seen one. Even if you live in Australia, you may find yourself wondering what exactly a tree kangaroo is.

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One thing's for sure: if you have seen a tree kangaroo, you probably won't forget it because they are extremely adorable and do not resemble a typical kangaroo. We wanted to bring a bit of light and education to this amazing animal because it is one species that many people do not really know about.

This adorable animal can be found in forests, zoos, and other outdoor habitats, and it is most known for its charming features and red-brown coat. Surprisingly to many people, you might think they would resemble a kangaroo a lot, but they actually do not.

These animals live high up in the trees and can actually be compared to a koala in that sense, but the pouch on the front of them to hold their babies is exactly why they are referred to as kangaroos. Because this species is not exactly talked about much or well-known, we thought it would be great to shed some light on it.

We are going to go into some details about the tree kangaroo and discuss some of the key features of this animal.

I know that I've never really heard of this animal before, but it is cute.

As we mentioned, this animal resides mostly in Australia, so unless you live there too, you might have never even heard of it before. You cannot deny that this tree kangaroo snuggling its baby is not adorable.

I know that I've never really heard of this animal before, but it is cute.
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This tree kangaroo shows features from other animals such as a bear or kangaroo.

Ultimately, the tree kangaroo is named this because it has features of a kangaroo, and its place of residence is typically somewhere in a tree. It also resembles a bear or koala when you look at its fluffy fur coat.

This tree kangaroo shows features from other animals such as a bear or kangaroo.
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This mommy snuggling its baby inside of their pouch is too adorable.

As we mentioned, these animals reside mostly in Australia, but they can also be found in some places near Indonesia. Regardless, it might be hard to spot one of these animals in their natural habitat.

This mommy snuggling its baby inside of their pouch is too adorable.
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There is just so much love between the adult tree kangaroos and the babies.

These species have actually evolved over time to develop stronger muscles, which allow them to climb high into the trees. As their name suggests, they typically find homes inside the trees, and they carry their babies safely up there in their pouches.

There is just so much love between the adult tree kangaroos and the babies.
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It's amazing to see how far this species has come.

Surprisingly, people did not really know much about the tree kangaroo because this species tends to keep to itself.

It's amazing to see how far this species has come.
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This little baby is just too cute.

A tree kangaroo actually gave birth in captivity after 36 years, and that was the first time we were able to study these animals and figure out just what and who they were.

This little baby is just too cute.
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This little cutie is clearly enjoying its snack.

Because of the birth of the tree kangaroo baby, we are now able to study this species that was once too difficult to find in the wild.

This little cutie is clearly enjoying its snack.
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This is probably the cutest image ever.

As you can see, this is exactly where their name comes from. They have a small pouch on the front of them to hold their babies, just like kangaroos do.

This is probably the cutest image ever.
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This one definitely looks like it's telling that person to stay away from its food.

Typically, tree kangaroos eat a vegetarian diet, consuming plants, berries, and other fruits that can be found in or on trees.

This one definitely looks like it's telling that person to stay away from its food.
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You can see this one here eating a plant that it found.

Luckily, the tree kangaroo has an abundance of food supply simply because they eat vegetation in which they also live, so it is unlimited for now.

You can see this one here eating a plant that it found.
Matthew Boggs

The tree kangaroo is truly a very adorable exotic animal, and I am so glad that we could take the time to provide some information and love to this species. Be sure to keep an eye out next time, now that you know what these beautiful creatures look like.

See you next time.

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