Habits and Lifestyle. Swamp wallabies are solitary animals. They do not appear to be territorial. These wallabies have been seen feeding together with other ...

Swamp wallabies are strictly herbivorous. Their diet consists of soft plants such as buds, ferns, leaves, shrubs, and grasses. They have been known to eat bark, ...

Swamp Wallabies are sexually mature by approx. 18 months and breed throughout the year. Pouch life for these wallabies are complete by approx. 8 -9 months but ...

The swamp wallaby (Wallabia bicolor) is a small macropod marsupial of eastern Australia. This wallaby is also commonly known as the black wallaby, ...

Their preferred habitat is dense shrubby bushland near creek lines. Swamp wallabies are habitual animals and will often use the same track to get to waterways.

Swamp wallabies are herbivores, feeding on a variety of native and non-native grasses, ferns, shrubs and leaves. Behaviour. Unlike their cousin the Kangaroo ...

They are shy and usually solitary. Swamp wallabies are the only species in the genus Wallabia. Distribution. Eastern mainland Australia. Habitat. Undergrowth in ...

The Northern Swamp Wallaby is a solitary, nocturnal animal. Whilst it prefers wet or dry sclerophyll forests, it can be found in rainforests, woodland, open ...

Stimulate foraging behaviour by hiding, stacking or hanging the feed. Besides this, scatter feeding is also advised (read more about feed enrichment and ...