Bennett's Wallaby
Macropus Rufogriseus
Scientific Name
Bennett's Wallaby:
Macropus Rufogriseus
Distribution and Habitat
Geographic Range
The Bennett’s or Red-necked wallaby resides primarily in the southeastern region of Australia.
Natural Habitat
Found primarily in the subtropical cool dry forests, the Bennett’s wallaby can be found resting in grassy heavily vegetated areas
Physical Characteristics
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The Bennett’s wallaby can be idenitfied by its red colored neck and white cheek markings
Quick Facts
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Both young and adults engage in boxing and wrestling for recreation and to assert dominance during mating season.
Conservation Status
Least Concern: The Bennett's Wallaby is common or abundant and is likely to survive in the wild.
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Diet
Herbivore
The Bennett’s wallaby consumes primarily herbs and grasses.
