10. Red Kangaroo
Australia's Icon, the King of Jumps
The Red Kangaroo is the largest kangaroo in the world.
The males can grow up to 2.7 meters in length, including the tail.
With powerful hind legs, they can jump great distances, and when at their fastest, they can run at speeds exceeding 60 km/h.
Macropus rufus
Red Kangaroo
Red Kangaroo
Red Kangaroo
Kangaroos give birth to underdeveloped babies, so the young stay in their mother’s pouch for
about 8 months to grow strong. Even after leaving the pouch, they continue to stay with their mother
for about a year.
The Red Kangaroo lives throughout Australia and is an important animal, almost a symbol of the country.
This past July, these special Red Kangaroos found a new home at Seoul Grand Park.Please join us in wishing for the health and well-being of our new friends.
This past July, these special Red Kangaroos found a new home at Seoul Grand Park.Please join us in wishing for the health and well-being of our new friends.
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