Kenguru

The neck of the kangaroo is thin, the chest is narrow, the front legs seem to be underdeveloped, while the jumping legs are very strong and massive.

Thick at the base and tapering to the end, the tail of the kangaroo serves as a balancer when jumping, and in large individuals it is the support of the body during fights and sitting. It does not perform a grasping function. The length of the kangaroo's tail varies from 14.2 to 107 cm, depending on the species. The tail of filanders is shorter and thicker, and also less pubescent than that of wallabies.

Quokki (Latin Setonix brachyurus) have a total body size with a tail of 65 cm to 1.2 m. Their weight is less: females weigh from 1.6 kg, and the weight of males does not exceed 4.2 kg.