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A tree wallaby is a small or medium-sized marsupial that belongs to the genus Dorcopsis or Dendrolagus. These agile creatures are known for their ability to climb trees and are primarily found in the rainforests of Australia, New Guinea, and neighboring islands. Tree wallabies have adapted to their arboreal lifestyle with powerful hind legs and a prehensile tail that assists them in navigating through the branches.

On this dictionary site, you can explore various aspects of tree wallabies including their characteristics, habitats, behavior, and more. Discover the fascinating world of these unique marsupials with us!

1. The tree wallaby effortlessly leaped from one tree branch to another.
2. Researchers have observed tree wallabies feeding on leaves and fruits high up in the canopy.
3. The male tree wallaby marked its territory by scratching the bark of the trees.