Clio's animal of the week #7: Kangaroos

Kangaroos are marsupials.  A marsupial is an animal with a pouch.  There are four main kinds of kangaroos; the eastern grey, the western grey, the antilopine, and the red kangaroo.  Kangaroos eat grass and some other plants.  They are grazing animals.  A group of kangaroos are called a "mob".  They look cute and fuzzy.  Their faces look like dog faces to me.  The joey (baby kangaroo) spends 190 days in the pouch before it comes out the first time.  After 235 days it leaves the pouch forever.  Kangaroos stomachs are similar to cows.  They don't eat meat or insects.  They are herbivores.