The name "Kangaroo" according to the aboriginal means ...

Living in packs, howling and barking, livestock predator?

hand have 5 thumbs, foot 1 thumb, herbivore, eat eucalyps plants

Some can be considered as cannibal (eating other species of the same type)

Fly silently due to specialized feather

Animals that have a backward pouch (pouch open towards bottom/back)?

Known as Pocket pets since like to stay in pockets because of personalised scent

Nocturnal bird, mimic with environment to camouflage, giant eyes, mouth inside colour is yellow, weak feet, grumpy face, cryptic skin colour

Bone crusher, known as strongest mammals bite, nocturnal, backward pouch

Pink Parrots/Cockatoo

Upward pouch, young called joey, create tunnels through grasses, kangaroo family, macropods, solitary, shy, sparsely haired tail

Macropods, can over 2m tall and run 60km/hour, tail acted as leg, male practicing boxing and kicking to access female, active in dawn & dust, territorial

Square shaped poo, herbivore, armoured butt !

Semi Aquatic and excellent swimmers, have strong legs and powerful tail

Eat insects and nectars, flying, have pouch, can hang upside-down to hunt prey.

Monogamy, can live up to 60 years, like to nest in tree hollows, have crest of feather on its head, strong beak, like to speak, eat berries, seeds, etc.

Cold blooded, use low frequency to communicate, have carapace and plastron combined with bony for protection, have a long neck

Second tallest bird in the world, swallow stone to grind plants and vomit them later, run up to 30 miles/h, omnivore, kicking while fighting each other, pale/dark green eggs

Like to burrow shelter, have a pouch, can be called ecosystem engineers

Group of these animals called "parliament", have ears covered with its facial disk, supersensitive hearings

Male usually called jacks and female usually called Jills, so Jack and Jills !

Fond of fungi, may have pink nose, like to dig to turn over the soil, lives in small fam, omnivore.

Live in woodlands, eat insects and worms, known as its laugh and chuckles

Kangaroo families, better at using hands when eating and grabbing from trees, live in sheltered areas