Bennett's Wallaby

Notamacropus rufogriseus

Up to 9 years

Although they can adjust to a wide variety of habitats, they are often found in the eucalyptus forests and open grasslands of Australia.

Bennett's wallabies are entirely herbivorous, feeding on grasses, roots, leaves, and weeds. 

Wallabies are typically solitary, but may congregate in small groups to feed.

Conservation Status

Threats in the Wild

Also known as the red-necked wallaby, this species faces no major threats and its population is currently stable.

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