n.袋鼠(产于澳大利亚)

原形：kangaroo复数：kangaroos

The kangaroo is a unique marsupial native to Australia.
袋鼠是澳大利亚特有的有袋类动物。
The baby kangaroo, or joey, stays in its mother's pouch for several months after birth.
小袋鼠，或称为joey，在出生后会在母亲的育儿袋里待上几个月。
Kangaroos are known for their powerful hind legs which they use for hopping.
袋鼠以其强壮的后腿闻名，它们用后腿跳跃。
In the outback, it's not uncommon to see large groups of kangaroos grazing at dusk.
在内陆地区，黄昏时分见到成群的袋鼠在吃草是很常见的景象。
Kangaroos have a remarkable ability to conserve water and can survive long periods without drinking.
袋鼠有很强的保水能力，可以在长时间不饮水的情况下存活。
The red kangaroo is the largest species of kangaroo and can grow up to 6 feet tall.
红色大袋鼠是袋鼠中体型最大的种类，可以长到6英尺高。
Kangaroos communicate with each other using a variety of vocalizations and body language.
袋鼠通过多种声音和肢体语言与彼此交流。
During a visit to the wildlife sanctuary, we were able to hand-feed some friendly kangaroos.
在参观野生动物保护区时，我们有幸亲手喂了一些友好的袋鼠。
The kangaroo's tail acts as a fifth limb, helping it balance while hopping and even used for swimming.
袋鼠的尾巴充当第五肢，帮助它在跳跃时保持平衡，甚至用于游泳。
Conservation efforts have been made to protect kangaroo populations from habitat loss and hunting.
人们已经采取了保护措施来保护袋鼠种群免受栖息地丧失和狩猎的威胁。