WHO LIVES AT THE ZOO?


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BENNETT'S WALLABY

 Age: 6 years

 Height: About 2 1/2 feet

 Weight: 23 pounds

 Born: Fort Wayne Children's Zoo

 In the wild: Wallabies hop through the grasslands and brush of eastern Australia and Tasmania.

 Family: Wallabies are marsupials. Babies, or joeys, are born very tiny and crawl into their mother's front pouch to grow. Joeys move out of the pouch at about 8 weeks old.

 Food: In the wild, grass and plants. At the zoo, monkey chow, rabbit food, carrots and apples.

 Fun fact: The zoo's Bennett's wallabies all are named after Mexican foods.


Click below to listen to zookeeper Racheal Branning tell you more about Bennett's wallabies.




Sumatran tiger Orangutan Magpie jay Flying frog
Bennett's wallaby Penguin Sea lion Macaw
Angelfish Black swan Leaf insect Aldabra tortoise
Aldabra tortoise Capuchin monkey Kangaroo Komodo dragon
Puffer fish Red panda Red-tailed hawk Reef shark
Reticulated giraffe Reticulated python Siamang Wrinkled hornbill


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