Its pelt is blackish or brownish, except for white patches commonly present on the throat or other parts. It stays in burrows or in dense brush during the day and, at night, preys on rodents, lizards, wallabies, and other small animals, but are also known to scavenge on dead animals of all kinds and devour anything which attacks them, including other Devils. Tasmanian Devils have some of the strongest jaws out of any animal, and generally eat the entirety of their prey. One time a family of Devils were found to have eaten a horse and left only the skull and tail. Kangaroo Kangaroo, common name for a group of mammals found in Australia and neighboring islands.
Kangaroos are marsupials, a type of mammal that gives birth to undeveloped young.
In kangaroos and many other marsupials, the young are carried and nurtured in a special pouch on the mother's body. More than 50 different kinds of animals are grouped together in two kangaroo families. The other family, Potoroidae, is made up of assorted smaller species, such as various rat-kangaroos, bettongs, and potoroos. Kangaroos are found only in mainland Australia and New Guinea and on some of their offshore islands, such as Tasmania. A few species have been introduced to other countries, such as tammars in New Zealand and a rock wallaby in Hawaii.