Definition of whiptail wallaby in English:

whiptail wallaby

noun

单词	whiptail wallaby
释义	Definition of whiptail wallaby in English: whiptail wallaby noun A wallaby with a very long slender tail and a distinctive white facial stripe, native to woodlands of north-eastern Australia. Macropus parryi, family Macropodidae Also called pretty-face wallaby Example sentencesExamples On your walks, keep your eyes open for whiptail wallabies and wonga pigeons. During hot weather, whiptail wallabies feed in the early morning and late afternoon, resting in the shade during the hot midday. The whiptail wallaby is the most social of all marsupials. Other species like the grey kangaroo, the wallaroo, the parma wallaby, the whiptail wallaby, the brush-tailed wallaby and the red-necked pademelon live in other parts of Australia. The only negative effect of the whiptail wallaby on humans is that in developed areas the wallaby may be intrusive.
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