Amazing Kangaroos By Kareahna, Maia, Alexandra,. Habitat Kangaroos live in forests, woodlands, and grass plains in Australia, Papau New Guinea and a few.

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Amazing Kangaroos By Kareahna, Maia, Alexandra,

Habitat Kangaroos live in forests, woodlands, and grass plains in Australia, Papau New Guinea and a few nearby islands and desserts.

Diet Kangaroos do not need lots of water. They get water from the leaves and grass.

Adaptations They jump fast to get away from predators. The pouch hides the baby from predators. Kangaroos use their strong tail for balancing while they jump.

EVOLUTION Some scientists think kangaroos evolved from opossums but other scientists think theyre their own species.

Baby Kangaroos are permanently pregnant. If a joey is lost or if one has grown up and left the pouch kangaroos can immediately give birth again.

Population There are 58,000 kangaroos in the world.