Today, Condé Nast Traveler’s Matt Ortile is joined in Australia by Gayle Kabaker, an artist for The New Yorker, to explore ...

Australia is home to 25 million people and ... a rescued Lumholtz’s tree kangaroo. Unlike their earthbound cousins, tree kangaroos have strong forearms that help them clamber up trunks and ...

And finally, the most obvious example of Australian animal life—the iconic kangaroo. But there are other unique animals that ...

Tree kangaroos are found only in the rain forests of Australia, West Papua, and Papua New Guinea. Six of ten species are found in Papua New Guinea, in some of the last undisturbed rain forest ...

Australia's heaviest bird ... tree frog also contributes to the rainforest's nocturnal chorus. The Lumholtz tree kangaroo, an elusive arboreal marsupial, navigates the high canopies.

Unlike its famous Australian counterpart ... David White, team manager at the zoo, said the Goodfellow's tree kangaroo species, native to Papua New Guinea, had "one of the most complex birthing ...

Australia's kangaroos could die in "catastrophic" numbers if a population boom is left unchecked, ecologists have warned, while backing the industrial-scale culling of the marsupials. To outsiders ...

tree-kangaroos, pademelons, quokkas, and several others. Macropods are native to Australia, New Guinea, and some nearby islands. Before the European settlement of Australia, about 65 species of ...

Just a few hopping kangaroo species can be found in Australia today, along with a handful of wallaroos and wallabies and a couple of tree-dwellers. But for millions of years, a whole bunch of ...