what colour fur does a kangaroo have?
the kangaroo has brown fur
do kangaroos live in the ocean
no they can live near the water but not in it
one of a kangaroos favourite food
grass is most common eaten and favourite food for the kangaroos
true or false do kangaroos like to see humans
false they don't particularly like to see humans
are kangaroos insanely aggressive to humans
there not typically aggressive to humans
do kangaroos have big feet
kangaroos do have big feet
can a kangaroo live in the coastal
yes they can but not very many are there
when are they most active to hunt for food
dusk and dawn most of the time they'll be out then looking for food
do kangaroos like you petting them true or false
false they don't really like to be petted
will a kangaroo attack you if you try to attack them
yes they would
do kangaroos have really good Eyesite
most kangaroos do have amazing eyesite
can a kangaroo live in the desert
yes they can most of them do live there
Kangaroos eat most fruits that they'll find
yes that is true
true or false do kangaroos only jump 4m
false they can go up to 6 to 10 m
will a kangaroo start to boxing you if you try to attack them
not very likely depends if you are threatening them
do kangaroos have really weak legs
no they don't have weak legs they actually have really strong legs
where is kangaroos native to
kangaroos are native to Australia and the island of new guinea
do kangaroos eat shrubs
yes they do eat shrubs
true or false can a kangaroo walk backwards
false they can not
is a group of kangaroos called a grill?
no its actually called a mob
can the kangaroos fur be red
yes the kangaroos fur can be red
Do kangaroos have specific areas they use for breeding or raising young?
Yes, kangaroos do use specific areas for breeding and raising their young.
every food kangaroos like to eat and most common found them eating
it is grass, leaves, ferns, flowers, fruit and moss
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true or false only female kangaroos can have pouches
that's true
how do kangaroos interact with each other
They communicate through vocalizations like hisses, growls, and chuckles