Short-tailed dwarf kangaroos are marsupial mammals that look like rats. Most of them live on Lauternese Island off the southwest coast of Australia.
Known as "the happiest animal in the world" for its chubby face and "sweet" smile. Such a happy animal has been listed on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, and its number is now decreasing, to less than 20,000.
As a species on the Red List of Threatened Species, short-tailed dwarf kangaroos are forbidden to trade, but they are not afraid of humans, and they like to be in close contact with humans, they are not as tall and powerful, muscular and have amazing bouncing power as the kangaroos we usually see.
As the range of human activities has grown, their survival is now threatened.
Due to human feeding, their original living habits have changed, which is often detrimental to their health.
Bread foods are often not suitable for their mouths, and green tender leaves are the most suitable food for them.
For such a friendly short-tailed dwarf kangaroo, we should take good care of them, the earth is everyone's, and harmonious coexistence is the basic principle of survival.
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