Allied Rock Wallaby

Allied Rock WallabyThe allied rock-wallaby lives on rocky terrain in northern Queensland, Australia. It forages at night and shelters under rocks during the day.What is distinctive about its hindfeet and tail?It has large hindfeet and hindlegs with smaller forepaws. The body is usually gray-brown, the underside and limbs are lighter, the feet are darker, and the tail darkens toward its brush tip.Where does it shelter by day, and when does it forage?The allied rock-wallaby lives on rocky terrain in northern Queensland, Australia. It forages at night and shelters under rocks during the day.It uses rock overhangs as daytime shelters and forages at night. Its home range may expand in the dry season, presumably while it searches for food.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.