Macropus titan grew larger than Procoptodon goliah and was likely the largest kangaroo to ever exist.
Macropus titan grew larger than Procoptodon goliah and was likely the largest kangaroo to ever exist.
Young Dendrobium Gracilicaule (Macropus) blooming reddit.com/gallery/m7bncn
Octopuses have no skeleton and they can squeeze through tiny crevices, cracks and holes. This study investigated just how small a hole Octopus macropus can fit through and timed its escape through a 1 inch hole v.redd.it/3b0pkamfo3k21
Macropus titan grew larger than Procoptodon goliah and was likely the largest kangaroo to ever exist.
Eastern grey kangaroo (Macropus giganteus) male grazing near Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland [oc]
Pretty-faced wallaby, aka whiptail wallaby (Macropus parryi) grazing at a campsite near Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland [oc]
Octopuses have no skeleton and they can squeeze through tiny crevices, cracks and holes. This study investigated just how small a hole Octopus macropus can fit through and timed its escape through a 1 inch hole v.redd.it/3b0pkamfo3k21
Pretty-faced wallaby (Macropus parryi) with a joey, foraging at night near Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland [oc]
Eastern grey kangaroo (Macropus giganteus) lifts its head up after sipping water from a rock pool at Girraween National Park, Queensland [oc]
The national animal of Australia is the Red Kangaroo, Macropus rufus.
Male eastern grey kangaroo (Macropus giganteus) scratching his face while grazing. Taken near Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland [oc]
Nike Air Macropus Lite QS "Mexican Blanket" (my size) - $5
The national animal of Australia is the Red Kangaroo, Macropus rufus.
Pretty-faced wallaby (Macropus parryi) with a joey, foraging at night near Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland [oc]
An Eastern grey kangaroo (Macropus giganteus) joey pokes out of the mother's pouch, as the mother stops at a puddle to drink. Taken at Girraween National Park, Queensland [oc]
Octopuses have no skeleton and they can squeeze through tiny crevices, cracks and holes. This study investigated just how small a hole Octopus macropus can fit through and timed its escape through a 1 inch hole v.redd.it/gzqttc9vj4k21
macropus rufus
i have the most uncommon phobia.
rust stains on my bed
feel
sweeter,
sicker,
wicker.
weft and warp wicker like
the capillaries
squeezing my
muscle tissue
i wish you’d hold me like that,
baby.
sicker like
a seasick journey
to some arid land
like my hard palate
when my inhales try
to exhale
any memory of you,
dearest.
sweeter like
the bacteria feasting
on spots I forgot
dark craters on my skull
like you forgot,
how you fell for me,
darling-do.
didn’t you forget?
well,
my teeth- crooked uluru
my lungs- the great victoria desert
my veins- the megalong valley
they remember,
my love.
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Pretty-faced wallaby (Macropus parryi) and joey grazing near Canarvon National Park, Queensland [oc]
The national animal of Australia is the Red Kangaroo, Macropus rufus.
An Eastern grey kangaroo (Macropus giganteus) joey pokes out of the mother's pouch, as the mother stops at a puddle to drink. Taken at Girraween National Park, Queensland [oc]
Male eastern grey kangaroo (Macropus giganteus) grazing near Carnarvon National Park, Queensland [oc]
The national animal of Australia is the Red Kangaroo, Macropus rufus.
[Find] New tyrannosauroid species named: Teihivenator macropus (formerly Laelaps macropus) lythronax-argestes.devian…
Octopuses have no skeleton and they can squeeze through tiny crevices, cracks and holes. This study investigated just how small a hole Octopus macropus can fit through and timed its escape through a 1 inch hole v.redd.it/3b0pkamfo3k21
Hmmm... A wallaby (Macropus sp.) ponders the meaning of life, the universe, and everything [3168x4752] [OC] flickr.com/photos/ecgardn…
Insular tammar wallabies (Macropus eugenii) respond to visual but not acoustic cues from predators | Behavioral Ecology academic.oup.com/beheco/a…
Red-necked Wallaby and Joey(Macropus rufogriseus) - SE Qld
Here's one kangaroo (Macropus giganteus) that didn't skip arm day [3456 x 5184] [OC]
The largest species of Kangaroo, the Red Kangaroo (Macropus rufus) will sometimes adopt the orphaned young of other species if her joey dies. One interesting example of this took place at the Melbourne Zoo where a Red kangaroo female adopted a young hippo calf.
The Toolache Wallaby (Macropus greyi) lived in the swamps of SE Australia where the vegetation necessary for their diet grew. When European colonists drained the swamps for livestock the wallabies could not adapt to the loss of their ecosystem. The last Toolache Wallaby died in captivity in 1939.
