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Eastern Grey Kangaroo - young adult grazing in a lush, blooming meadow of pink and yellow flowers - Canarvon Gorge National Park, Queensland, Australia
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Eastern Grey Kangaroo - young adult grazing in a lush, blooming meadow of pink and yellow flowers - Canarvon Gorge National Park, Queensland, Australia
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Eastern Grey Kangaroo - young adult grazing in a lush, blooming meadow of pink and yellow flowers
Canarvon Gorge National Park, Queensland, Australia
Macropus giganteus
Steffen & Alexandra Sailer
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Kangaroo-mazing: A Roo-tiful Sight in Canarvon Gorge!". In this stunning photo print, a young adult Eastern Grey Kangaroo is caught in the act of grazing amidst a vibrant meadow of pink and yellow flowers. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Canarvon Gorge National Park in Queensland, Australia, this picture captures nature at its most picturesque. Known as Macropus giganteus due to its gigantic long foot, the Eastern Grey Kangaroo is a true Aussie icon. Found across coastal plains, the great dividing range, and inland plains with ample rainfall, these kangaroos live in mobs where males and females have their own separate hierarchies. Within these mobs are extended family groups consisting of dominant males, several females, and their adorable joeys. But it's not all peace and harmony! Adult males constantly challenge each other to establish their rank within the mob hierarchy. The higher their status, the more lucky ladies they get to mate with! Speaking of joeys. . . did you know that after 36 months of gestation (yes, you read that right!), a female gives birth to one tiny embryo weighing less than 1 gram? This little adventurer then finds its way into mom's pouch and attaches itself to a teat for nourishment. After spending 44 weeks snug inside the pouch exploring life outside from time to time - our joey finally starts hopping around on its own. So if you're looking for an enchanting glimpse into Australian wildlife magic captured by Steffen & Alexandra Sailer from Ardea Wildlife Pets Environment - look no further! But remember folks: prints are for personal display purposes only; no commercial use allowed!
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