wallaby
/ˈwɒləbi/Definitions
1. noun
a small to medium-sized marsupial native to Australia, similar to a kangaroo but with a more compact body and shorter tail.
“The zookeeper was feeding the wallabies their evening meal.”
2. noun
any of various small wallabies, especially the parma wallaby or the red-necked wallaby.
“The hikers spotted a family of wallabies grazing in the forest.”