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This is a picture of a kangaroo and her Joey. The kangaroo is the largest of the marsupials. The different species of kangaroo can be found in Australia and New Guinea, coming in many sizes. They are predominantly left handed. Their tail can be used as a third leg for balance when standing, and is also used for balance when hopping. Some have been known to hop over seven metres. The mother usually has one joey a year. They can have up to three joeys developing at one time: one out of the pouch but suckling, one in the pouch, and one dormant embryo awaiting for the pouch to become vacant.

Description
This is a picture of a kangaroo and her Joey. The kangaroo is the largest of the marsupials. The different species of kangaroo can be found in Australia and New Guinea, coming in many sizes. They are predominantly left handed. Their tail can be used as a third leg for balance when standing, and is also used for balance when hopping. Some have been known to hop over seven metres. The mother usually has one joey a year. They can have up to three joeys developing at one time: one out of the pouch but suckling, one in the pouch, and one dormant embryo awaiting for the pouch to become vacant.