Kangaroos have remarkable jumping due to their large back feet, coupled with powerful hind legs, which allow them to jump 30 feet long and 10 feet high in a single bound.
Kangaroos are the largest marsupial species who can weigh over 200 pounds and can grow 6.6 feets tall.
Newborn kangaroos are known as joeys, and are only an inch long when born and can crawl to their mother’s pouch without any support.
Kangaroos are most oftenly herbivores which eat a wide variety of plants, trees, grasses, and leafy shrubs.
There are four species of kangaroos such as red kangaroo: largest species, the eastern grey kangaroo, the western grey kangaroo, and the antilopine wallaroo.
Kangaroos are incredible swimmers due to their powerful tails which enable them to escape predators and find food.
Kangaroos are left-handed and oftenly use their left hand for grooming or eating.