Meet our Bennett’s Wallabies
Bennet Wallabies, also known as Red-Necked Wallabies, are a medium sized marsupial with a brownish-grey colour with a red patch of fur at the back of their necks. Like all marsupials they have a pouch with they rear and carry their young.
Range
Originating from Australia, Bennett’s Wallabies are known for their agility and friendly nature.
Diet
These herbivorous animals enjoy a diet of grasses, leaves, and herbs.
Lifespan
Bennett’s Wallabies have an average lifespan of 9 to 12 years in the wild. In the protected environment of our park, they can live even longer with captive individuals having an average lifespan of 15 - 18 years!
Conservation Status
While Bennett’s Wallabies are not currently listed as a threatened species, conservation efforts are essential to protect their natural habitats. By visiting Greenacres Animal Park, you support our conservation initiatives.
Did You Know?
- Their ears can move independently and can rotate 180 degrees,, this helps them to stay alert.
- Their tails weight a lot! this helps them to keep their balance when standing upright.
- They are very closely related to kangaroos which is why they look so similar.
Experience Bennett’s Wallabies Up Close!
Plan your visit to Greenacres Animal Park and make unforgettable memories with our Bennett’s Wallabies. Book your tour now!