Eastern Grey Kangaroo

Eastern Grey Kangaroo (or Macropus giganteus) is a medium sized Kangaroo found in the Easternrural and suburban areas and Tasmania

Appearance
The eastern grey kangaroo's fur is woolly and grey-brown in colour, and they have a small head with big ears. Their tail can grow up to four feet long (1.2 metres) which is very helpful for balancing and standing up straight. An eastern grey kangaroo can live anywhere from 15-20 years of age in the wild. A big male can measure up to 2.8 metres from his nose to the tip of his tail, and can weigh up to 66kg. Females are much smaller only reaching approximately 32kg

Location
The Eastern Grey Kangaroo (or Macropus giganteus) are found In the states of Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and Tasmania. It likes to feed on the grasslands of rural and suburban areas in these states.

Predators and Prey
Prey:

Eastern Grey Kangaroo's (or Macropus giganteus) eat plants, roots and fungi on the grasslands of Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and Tasmania. They are found in the most quantities when there is a reliable food source.

Predators: Wedge-tailed Eagle, Dingoes and Tasmanian Tigers (formely)

Best Places to see them
Anglesea Golf Club, Grasslands and Anywhere with lots of bush.