I WONDER - Why Do Kangaroos Live In Herds?

Kangaroos form groups known as mobs, troops, or courts, which can range from a few individuals to over 100. These groups are led by a dominant male called a boomer. Within these groups, kangaroos interact socially, groom each other, and protect themselves from predators such as dingoes.

What are the different names for groups of kangaroos?

What is the maximum number of kangaroos that can be in a group?

What is the role of the dominant male in a kangaroo mob?

How do kangaroos in a mob interact with each other?

What behaviors do kangaroos exhibit to protect each other from predators?