New Wallaroo at the Zoo
mapleleafmanagement • August 13, 2015
From blog at Woodland Park Zoo
Did you know there is a new Wallaroo at the zoo? His name is Yuri.
Some things I learned about Wallaroos:
- A group of Wallaroos is called a mob
- Wallaroo babies need to learn wallaroo behavior
- They learn to “box” by punching, and biting and kicking at their mothers and other adults and the adults let them.
Learn more about Yuri and how he is being raised and integrated into the mob by reading this blog post from the zoo.
We’re looking forward to a “field trip” to see Yuri. Have you been to the zoo lately?
Kit and the MLM Team
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