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Wallabies Wallaby
Protecting wallabies, wallaby farms introduce baby reproduction to expand their population.
These animals are kangaroo type marsupials, discovered in 1629 by the crew of a Dutch ship. They inhabit Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea and the coastal islands and can live in practically any habitat found there. Their adaptation is little demand of water.
Protecting wallabies, wallaby farms introduce baby reproduction to expand their population.
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Like all marsupials, they are born very little (0.01 ounce) and the mother carries her babies in the pouch on her belly for about 5 months. Some species are extinct; others are threatened, because they compete with domestic livestock for grazing areas. Protecting wallabies, wallaby farms introduce baby reproduction to expand their population.
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