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Kangaroos raise their young called joeys in pouches for about 6 months, feeding on milk from teats. As joeys grow bigger, they graze on grass until too large for the pouch. Kangaroos primarily eat grass and other plant vegetation. Their predators include dingoes, foxes, Tasmanian devils and eagles. The largest kangaroo species is the great red kangaroo, with adult males reaching 7 feet tall and 200 pounds.
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