Macropus Giganteus Tasmaniensis Collection

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - female with joey about to exit pouch Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - male - largest marsupial in Tasmania Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - male - largest marsupial in Tasmania Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - family group grazing Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - female with joey in pouch Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - adult males fighting for right to be alpha male, who if wins gets to mate with most of females in the mob Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - male - largest marsupial in Tasmania - restricted range to NE and central Tasmania Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - adult males fighting for right to be alpha male, who if wins gets to mate with most of females in the mob Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - male - largest marsupial in Tasmania - restricted range to NE and central Tasmania Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - female with joey in pouch Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - female with joey Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - male hopping Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - adult males fighting for right to be alpha male, who if wins gets to mate with most of females in the mob Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester Eastern Grey Kangaroo - family group grazing and suckling Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - male - largest marsupial in Tasmania - restricted range to NE and central Tasmania Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - resting and grazing Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - female with joey in pouch Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - male - largest marsupial in Tasmania - restricted range to NE and central Tasmania Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - female with joey Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - sub-adult males play-fighting Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - female with joey in pouch Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - female with joey cleaning pouch Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester Eastern Grey Kangaroo - males grazing & scratching Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - sub-adult males play-fighting Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - female with joey in pouch Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Forester / Eastern Grey Kangaroo - large male in characteristic hopping mode Maria Island, Tasmania, Australia. Date:

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Meet the Macropus giganteus tasmaniensis, commonly known as the Tasmanian Eastern Grey Kangaroo. 🦘 This magnificent marsupial is a subspecies of the Eastern Grey Kangaroo and can be found exclusively in Tasmania, Australia. With its unique features and fascinating behavior, it's no wonder why this kangaroo captures our attention. In Picture No. 10947503, we see a group of Tasmanian Eastern Grey Kangaroos grazing peacefully in their natural habitat. These herbivores have adapted to survive on grasses and shrubs found across Tasmania's diverse landscapes. Picture No. 10947467 showcases the incredible agility of these kangaroos as they effortlessly leap through the air with their powerful hind legs. Their impressive jumping ability allows them to cover long distances quickly while evading predators or searching for food. In Picture No. 10947466, we witness a tender moment between a mother kangaroo and her joey nestled safely inside her pouch. The female Tasmanian Eastern Grey Kangaroo carries her young for up to nine months before they venture out into the world independently. Picture No. 10947486 displays an adult male displaying dominance by flexing his well-developed muscles and engaging in boxing matches with other males during mating season. These confrontations determine hierarchy within their social structure. The stunning landscape captured in Picture No. 10947457 serves as a backdrop for these majestic creatures' daily lives—a reminder of how intricately connected they are to their environment. With keen eyesight depicted in Picture No. 10947490, these kangaroos remain vigilant against potential threats lurking nearby while enjoying moments of tranquility amidst nature's beauty. In Picture No. 10947506, we observe an adorable joey tentatively exploring its surroundings under its mother's watchful gaze—a heartwarming sight that symbolizes new life and hope for future generations. Picture No.