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Eastern Grey Kangaroo - Joey in mother's pouch - Young begin to leave the pouch at about 9 months and vacates at about 11 months - Largest kangeroo species - Males may get up to 2302 mm - Harvested for skins
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Eastern Grey Kangaroo - Joey in mother's pouch - Young begin to leave the pouch at about 9 months and vacates at about 11 months - Largest kangeroo species - Males may get up to 2302 mm - Harvested for skins
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Eastern Grey Kangaroo - Joey in mother's pouch
Native to most of eastern Australia and Tasmania
Macropus giganteus
John Cancalosi
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Kangaroo Chronicles - The Great Pouch Escape!
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. In this snapshot, we witness the incredible journey of a young Eastern Grey Kangaroo as it takes its first steps into the wild world. With curiosity twinkling in its eyes and a hint of mischief on its face, our adorable Joey is ready to bid farewell to the cozy confines of its mother's pouch. At around 9 months old, this little adventurer starts venturing out from the safety of mom's embrace. But by 11 months, it's time for an official "move-out day" as our courageous kangaroo vacates the pouch for good! Known as the largest kangaroo species, these magnificent marsupials can grow up to a staggering 2302 mm (that's over seven feet!). Native to eastern Australia and Tasmania, they are predominantly grazing animals with a taste for grasses and forbs. However, despite their endearing charm and ecological significance, these roos often find themselves labeled as agricultural pests due to their hearty appetites. Nevertheless, their reputation doesn't stop them from being prolific breeders – ensuring that future generations will continue hopping through Australia's landscapes. So let us celebrate this momentous occasion captured by John Cancalosi – where innocence meets independence in one heartwarming image. Here's to you little Joey - may your adventures be boundless and your hops be filled with joy!
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