This is a pademelon — the smallest of the macropods. Macropods, of course, are all the kangaroo-like mammals in Australia, including wallabies, tree kangaroos and the regular old kangaroo kangaroos. A full grown pademelon stands just about two feet tall. Nikon D200 with Nikkor 600mm f/5.6 manual focus lens, ISO 200, f/5.6 at 1/40th of a second
this little kangroo, probaly wonders the streets day and nite,and their probaly alot of them to spare, .? or thes ones on the endanger list, because their only 500 left in the world. ?
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This is a pademelon — the smallest of the macropods. Macropods, of course, are all the kangaroo-like mammals in Australia, including wallabies, tree kangaroos and the regular old kangaroo kangaroos. A full grown pademelon stands just about two feet tall.
Walks are a controlled —- Way to fall and so for hopping —- Most of all Let’s tilt .
Ok, I feel like I could keep this as a pet though.
Add this one to the cutest list.
The light in this image is just so perfectly beautiful!
this little kangroo, probaly wonders the streets day and nite,and their probaly alot of them to spare, .? or thes ones on the endanger list, because their only 500 left in the world. ?