Western Brush Wallaby

Western Brush WallabyThis wallaby is marked by black paws, a brush-like tail, and a white stripe on the face. It is active around dawn and dusk and is found in heathland at Whiteman Park.What does it look like?Its paws are black, its tail is long and brush-like, and a white stripe runs across the face.How does it live?This wallaby is marked by black paws, a brush-like tail, and a white stripe on the face. It is active around dawn and dusk and is found in heathland at Whiteman Park.It is shy and active around dawn and dusk. At the park it prefers thick heathland and is usually seen alone.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.