description Western brush wallaby Overview
The western brush wallaby is the macropod Notamacropus irma, also known as the black-gloved wallaby. Claude Jourdan described it in 1837, and the species is native to the southwestern coastal region of Western Australia. It is generally gray with white markings around the face and limbs, while the dark coloring of its lower limbs provides the alternative common name; unlike many macropods, it is chiefly active during the day and feeds mainly on grass.
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How good is Western brush wallaby?
Western brush wallaby scores 6.36/10 (Fair) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Marsupial category.
What are the best alternatives to Western brush wallaby?
See our alternatives page for Western brush wallaby for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Tammar wallaby, Parma wallaby, Whiptail wallaby.
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Is Western brush wallaby worth it in 2026?
With a score of 6.36/10, Western brush wallaby is a solid option in Marsupial. See all Marsupial ranked.
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