What is Woodward's wallaroo?
Q: What is Woodward's wallaroo?
A: Woodward's wallaroo is the smallest of the wallaroos, a shy nocturnal grazer which lives in a small, mountainous area in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory.
Q: What are the colors of male and female Woodward's wallaroo?
A: Male Woodward's wallaroo is black or dark brown in color while female Woodward's wallaroo is grey.
Q: Where does Woodward's wallaroo use to live?
A: Woodward's wallaroo uses rocky cliffs to shelter and hide from danger.
Q: Where can we find Woodward's wallaroo?
A: Woodward's wallaroo can only be found in a small, mountainous area in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, between South Alligator River and Nabarlek.
Q: Is Woodward's wallaroo living in big groups?
A: No, Woodward's wallaroo does not live in big groups.
Q: What does wallaroo mean?
A: Wallaroo means a "rock kangaroo."
Q: Why is Woodward's wallaroo classified as near threatened?
A: Woodward's wallaroo is classified as near threatened because it is only found in a small area.
