Kangaroo presentation template
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Kangaroos are large marsupial mammals found in Australia that hop on their powerful hind legs and have a pouch where female kangaroos carry their young. The document discusses the habitat, body, movement, diet, adaptations, and fun facts about kangaroos as well as providing a bibliography.
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- 2. Habitat
- 3. Body
- 4. Movement
- 5. Diet
- 6. Adaptations
- 7. Fun Facts
- 8. Bibliography