Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and information. You're right to point out the distinction-wallabies and red kangaroos belong to the same taxonomic family, **Macropodidae**, but they are different species within it. Wallabies are generally smaller and adapted to different habitats than kangaroos. I appreciate the feedback, and I'll be more mindful of representing species correctly in future videos. Thanks again for watching!
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Excellent video and information, but why do you keep showing a wallaby like it is part of the Red Kangaroo family ?? 🤔
Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and information. You're right to point out the distinction-wallabies and red kangaroos belong to the same taxonomic family, **Macropodidae**, but they are different species within it. Wallabies are generally smaller and adapted to different habitats than kangaroos. I appreciate the feedback, and I'll be more mindful of representing species correctly in future videos. Thanks again for watching!