Cute Kangaroo Face Close-up Australia Large Clock

It's always time for a cute young Western Grey Kangaroo! The western grey kangaroo (Macropus fuliginosus), is one of four large kangaroos and wallaroos that occur in Australia. The species is distributed across the southern part of the Australian mainland. Western grey kangaroos are large marsupials that are 97-223 centimetres from head to tail and three to 70 kilograms in weight (females weigh up to 34 kilograms). Although called grey kangaroos, they are light grey-brown to chocolate in colour with paler undersides. Western grey kangaroos sometimes have white marks on the forehead and, unlike other kangaroos, the muzzle is finely haired. Males have a strong, characteristic odour and well-muscled shoulders and forearms. This close-up photo was taken in Onkaparinga River National Park near Adelaide in South Australia.