The Living Desert has seven red-necked or Bennett's wallabies walking and hopping around "Australian Adventures." Bonnie is a yellow-footed rock wallaby, also known as a ring-tailed wallaby.

He shares his Australian desert experiences in this ... The species was introduced in 1840 as aridland pack animals for exploration and, later, transportation. (It is said that two-humped or ...

A double-door entrance prevents the animals from escaping as guests ... that tell of the similarities between Australian and Southern California deserts and species living within them as well ...

Whether you’re learning about weather, Australian deserts or the plants and animals that live there, you’ll experience something new as you wander with the wallabies through the exhibit.

Team Kowari, a not-for-profit collaboration between researchers at the University of Sydney, Arid Recovery and the South Australian Government ... and hoping to get people more familiar with the ...

But some animals do call this arid world home ... Making a home in the dry heat of the Australian desert requires some pretty nifty adaptations, and this guy is no exception.

They spend their days in tunnels that they dig out of the dry Australian soil, and they spend their nights foraging for food such as termites, tubers and grubs. Like many desert animals ...

So perfectly intact is this animal that a team of paleontologists led by Matthew McCurry of the Australian Museum Research Institute could determine its coloration. They could even see what at ...