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    • The tree kangaroo is an endangered animal that is becoming rare in its natural

    home.

    • This animal has muscled arms and short legs, giving it somewhat of the appearance
    of cross between a kangaroo and a lemur, its height around 50-56 cm. They live in
    the rainforests of Indonesia and Australia. Right now, there are only about 50 tree
    kangaroos left in the world, which is very low.

    • They are in danger because some indigenous people are hunting them for food,
    and their homes are getting smaller due to illegal cutting down trees, which makes
    it hard for them to survive.

    • Organizations like WWF are working hard to protect tree kangaroos by stopping
    deforestation and illegal hunting, so these animals can live safely and continue to
    thrive in their natural habitats.

    • I think it is very important to help tree kangaroos because they are unique and play
    a key role in their environment. We should all do our part to make sure they do
    not disappear.

    Barbara Gallardo Gómez.

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