4.6K views · 226 reactions | Wild Wallaby Facts! Wallabies use their large, powerful tails to maintain balance and hold themselves in a sitting posture. Wallabies are most active around dusk and dawn. Baby wallabies are called joeys. Adult males are called a buck, boomer or jack. Adult females are called a doe, flyer or jill. A wallaby can travel approximately 30 miles per hour. | Indian Creek Zoo | Facebook

BLACK-FLANKED ROCK WALLABY REBOUNDS For decades it was thought the black-flanked rock wallaby was extinct in the Kalbarri National Park — driven out by feral pests and predators. But in 2015, a pair of black-flanked rock wallabies and their joey were spotted on a rocky outcrop by rock climbers. Since then, almost 50 wallabies have been flown in from healthy wallaby populations in WA to boost the tiny population and the community group – Country for Rock Wallabies have fought to protect them. In