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Albino Wallaby Generally they don't survive long in the wild. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Brush Tail Kangaroo ©T Lubcke 2003
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Cat & Kangaroo My sons partner feeding a Red Kangaroo. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Cat & Koala She loved holding the Koala, also it was free. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Cat & Koala ©T Lubcke 2003
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Echidna Sometimes called the Spiny Anteater. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Echidna They lay eggs then rear the young in a pouch like Kangaroos. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Fruit Bat Can you see the baby holding on to mum. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Fruit Bat ©T Lubcke 2003
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Kangaroo Big Red male. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Koala ©T Lubcke 2003
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Koala ©T Lubcke 2003
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Koala ©T Lubcke 2003
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Koala ©T Lubcke 2003
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Koala ©T Lubcke 2003
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Lucas & Monkey My grandson feeding a monkey. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Lucas & Monkey He really enjoyed himself. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Puma Lovely creature. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Puma ©T Lubcke 2003
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Quokka These animals come from Rottnest Island just of the coast from Perth. ©T...
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Spider Monkey These monkeys look so funny walking around on the ground. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Tasmanian Devil They have a bite pressure of 300 lbs per square inch, they are marupial like...
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Wallaby & Joey So cute and friendly. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Wallaby It wanted something to eat. ©T Lubcke 2003
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Wallaby They liked the peanuts we bought to feed the animals. ©T Lubcke 2003
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