The black-flanked rock wallaby lives among rocky outcrops in western and south-central Australia. A dark flank stripe and use of rock crevices are characteristic.
Its grey-brown coat has a dark stripe along the flanks. The underside is pale, and the long tail has a dark tip.
It shelters in rock crevices and caves, emerging mainly at night or at twilight to feed on grasses and leaves.
IUCN Red List · Vulnerable (VU) · Global