Best Macropodiformes
Procoptodon was a massive extinct marsupial native to Pleistocene-era Australia. This giant macropodiform, reaching heights of up to two meters and weighing approximately 230 kilograms, is notable for being the largest kangaroo species ever recorded. It existed for roughly 46,000 years before its di...
The Burrowing Bettong (Bettongia lesueur), also known as the boodie, is a small nocturnal marsupial in the family Potoroidae, native to Australia. It is the only macropodiform species known to construct and inhabit extensive communal warren systems. Once widespread across arid and semi-arid mainland...
The Black-footed Rock-wallaby, scientifically known as Petrogale lateralis, is a small marsupial native to the rocky outcrops of central and western Australia. It is distinguished by its dark, black lower limbs, tail tip, and facial markings, which contrast with its predominantly brown and grey fur....
A small Australian marsupial (Bettongia penicillata) once widespread on the continent but now critically endangered, its mainland decline driven by introduced foxes and cats.
Australia's largest bettong (Aepyprymnus rufescens) and the sole member of its genus, inhabiting grassy woodlands of eastern Australia and constructing grass nests for shelter.
