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Few people may have heard about Australia’s tiniest wallabies, the Monjon and the Nabarlek, since they live in the remote rocky plateaus of the Kimberley.
Smaller than a domestic cat, they weigh little more than a bag of sugar.
Like most of Australia’s small marsupials, they are endangered species and rarely sighted in remote northern Australia. And they’re fiendishly hard to tell apart.
But the Australian Wildlife Conservancy has recently confirmed the presence of the Nabarlek, Australia’s second-smallest wallaby, at two new locations in…
Read the full article at SMH.COM.AU
