Belfast Zoo is celebrating a very special spring baby boom, with a host of precious new arrivals born to some of the world’s ...

Wallabies, once creatures of bushland and wild forests, are now adapting to life among us, finding new ways to survive as cities sprawl and landscapes shift. This fascinating collision between ...

Wallabies could be living in the wild in Nottinghamshire, experts have said. Several sightings of the kangaroo-like marsupial - native to Australia and New Guinea - were reported in Southwell and ...

They are found naturally in Australia or Papua New Guinea. But Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital in Buckinghamshire has had half-a-dozen calls about wallabies in trouble so far this year. One drowned in ...

and a troupe of red-necked wallabies. How did the furry marsupials, native to Australia and Tasmania, make it all the way to Ireland? Though wallabies can swim, they did not make the 9,000-mile ...

A “spring baby boom” has seen a host of new arrivals of rare and vulnerable species at Belfast Zoo in recent weeks.

While not native to the UK, the wild marsupials are thought to have survived and bred after breaking loose from zoos. 'Wallabies are very popular not just in big zoos but also in petting farms ...

A WALLABY was spotted hopping in Lambridge Wood, Henley, by a pair of walkers. Robin and Anne Taylor were on a walk from ...