Sentences with TREE-KANGAROO
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"The tree kangaroo is an arboreal marsupial native to the rainforests of Papua New Guinea and Indonesia."
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"These tree kangaroos have adapted to life in the trees with strong limbs and a long, prehensile tail."
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"The tree kangaroo uses its tail for balance while climbing and moving through the trees."
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"Due to habitat loss and hunting, tree kangaroos are considered endangered species."
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"Conservation efforts are being made to protect the tree kangaroo and its natural habitat."
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"The tree kangaroo has a unique appearance with its dense fur and large, round eyes."
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"The joey of a tree kangaroo spends most of its early life in its mother's pouch."
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"Their long claws help tree kangaroos to grip onto tree branches and trunks."
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"Some species of tree kangaroo can leap up to 30 feet from one tree to another."
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"The tree kangaroo has a specialized digestive system to process its herbivorous diet."
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"Female tree kangaroos are typically larger and heavier than males of the same species."
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"The tree kangaroo is an important species for maintaining the balance of its rainforest ecosystem."
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"The surprising agility and climbing ability of tree kangaroos often astound researchers."
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"Unlike their terrestrial counterparts, tree kangaroos have shorter hind legs and longer forelimbs."
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"The population of tree kangaroos is declining rapidly, highlighting the need for immediate action."
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"The tree kangaroo is a marsupial native to the rainforests of Papua New Guinea."
2
"The tree kangaroo uses its tail to balance while jumping from tree to tree."
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"The tree kangaroo has adapted to live in the dense canopy of the rainforest."
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"Due to habitat destruction, the population of tree kangaroos is declining."
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"The tree kangaroo has a unique ability to climb down trees headfirst."
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"Female tree kangaroos carry their young ones in a pouch on their belly."
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"The tree kangaroo is an excellent jumper and can leap up to 30 feet between trees."
