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Common
Name
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Scientific
Name
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| Agile
Wallaby |
Macropus
agilis |
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Introduction
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Agile Wallabies live
in groups of up to ten animals, but may aggregate in larger
numbers when feeding. They are extremely alert and can move
very rapidly when startled.
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| Food |
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Native grasses, leaves
and fruits. May dig into soil to obtain roots.
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| Breeding |
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Births may occur at
anytime of year, with a peak from May to August. Young
remain in the mother's pouch for seven to eight months and
continue to suckle until ten to 12 months of age.
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| Habitat |

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Open forests and
adjacent grassland near rivers and streams, in coastal areas of
tropical Australia.
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