DID you know there’s an island in Scotland where wallabies roam free? Inchconnachan Island is surrounded by the fresh waters ...

ROYAL OAK, MI - The Detroit Zoo is introducing the world to its newest member. 4-year old red-necked wallaby, Sprocket, has given birth to her first joey and we’re getting our first look.

The Denver zoo's red-necked wallaby Adelaide has a new baby hanging out in her pouch. The baby has been seen peeking out of its mothers' pouch this past week.

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. At Australia’s Taronga Zoo, a red-necked wallaby joey named Hannah ...

DENVER — He's 3 feet tall, weighs 50 pounds and likely has an Australian accent. "Surprise," the red-necked wallaby, is on the loose. The 10-year-old animal escaped from his enclosure at the ...

Red-necked wallabies have reddish-brown or gray coats with dark muzzles, paws and feet. They use their large tails to help keep their balance while hopping, which is generally in a zigzag manner.

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) -- A baby red-necked wallaby made the trip from his mother's pouch out into the world at the San Francisco Zoo in recent weeks, according to zoo officials. The joey, an ...

A RED-NECKED wallaby peeks out from its mother’s pouch for one of its first looks at the outside world.It was one of two born to mums Holly Wallaby ...

Red-necked wallabies are usually found in south-eastern Australia and on the island of Tasmania, which is 150 miles south of mainland Australia. Mothers, Holly Wallaby and Alison, ...

A red-necked wallaby joey in its mother’s pouch. Photo: Wikimedia Commons “We have surveillance cameras in a number of places in the zoo, and our security team is reviewing surveillance ...

Red-necked wallabies, native to Tasmania, are believed to have either escaped from private collections or even deliberately released into the wild.

The Australian exhibit has 11 kangaroos and three red-necked wallabies, according to the zoo's website.. Guests walk along a winding path, getting face-to-face with the animals as they move around ...