Kangaroo and Marsupial Facts

The video tutorial introduces kangaroos, focusing on their habitat, physical characteristics, and relatives like the wallaby. It highlights their unique abilities, such as jumping and running, and details the largest species, the grey and red kangaroos. The video also explains their reproductive process, emphasizing the marsupial pouch where baby kangaroos develop.

Where are kangaroos primarily found?

• South America

• Australia

• Africa

• North America

What is a unique feature of kangaroo's back legs?

• They are used for swimming

• They are used for climbing

• They are long and strong

• They are short and weak

How far can kangaroos jump forward?

• Over 10 meters

• Over 8 meters

• Over 5 meters

• Over 2 meters

Which kangaroo is known to be the largest?

• Eastern Grey Kangaroo

• Western Grey Kangaroo

• Antilopine Kangaroo

• Red Kangaroo

What is the approximate weight of the largest kangaroo?

• Over 110 kilos

• Over 90 kilos

• Over 70 kilos

• Over 50 kilos

What is a defining characteristic of marsupials?

• They have a long lifespan

• They have an external pouch

• They are aquatic

• They lay eggs

How long does a baby kangaroo stay in its mother's pouch?

• Five months

• Two months

• Three months

• Seven months