WHAT, WHERE, AND HOW IS KANGAROO

Kangaroo is a large Australian animal with strong tail and back legs, that moves by jumping.
There are four different species of kangaroo- the red kangaroo, the eastern gret kangaroo, the western grey kangaroo. They are the only large animals that use hopping as their primary method of locomotion. Their large tails provide balance as they hop around quickly on two legs.
Kangaroos can jump very high, sometimes three times their own height and they can also swim. On land, they move their hind legs together, however in water, they kick each leg independently to swim. They eat grass, leaves, herbs and roots. They need little water to enable them go far distances. Kangaroos are social animals which stay in groups of atleast three or four individuals. Some groups can have up to one hundred kangaroos, most of which are active at nights.
They usually have one young annually. Females have a bag in which babies live and drink milk about six years in the forest.
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