The nabarlek is a small wallaby of rocky hills and gorges in northern Australia. It uses rock shelters and comes out at night to feed on plants.
Its fur is reddish with gray and black marbling. The belly is grayish white, and the tail ends in a bushy black tip.
It stays close to rocky shelter and feeds at night on grasses, sedges, and ferns. The account reports heavier reliance on ferns in the dry season and grasses in the wet season.
IUCN Red List · Endangered (EN) · Global