What is a Kangaroo?
Q: What is a Kangaroo?
A: A Kangaroo is an Australian marsupial that belongs to the genus Macropus.
Q: How many species of Kangaroo are there?
A: There are four large species of Kangaroo and fifty species of smaller macropods.
Q: How common are Kangaroos in Australia?
A: Kangaroos are common in Australia.
Q: Where else can Kangaroos be found?
A: Kangaroos can also be found in New Guinea.
Q: How do Kangaroos move?
A: Kangaroos move by hopping.
Q: What is the common name for the large species of Kangaroo?
A: The common name for the large species of Kangaroo is 'kangaroo'.
Q: What is the genus of Kangaroo?
A: The genus of Kangaroo is Macropus.
