41. NATURE. Big Red Roos | PBS In fact, the red kangaroos of Australia s Outback are among the finest athletes of the animal world. Yet kangaroos thrive by the millions. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/redroos/

NATURE invites viewers to share the inspiring beauty and harsh realities of survival in the land of the "Big Red Roos." They box and wrestle, kick with authority, and cover large patches of ground with powerful leaps. In fact, the red kangaroos of Australia's Outback are among the finest athletes of the animal world. And that's just as well, since the Outback presents one of the most challenging environments on the planet. Some of the hardships kangaroos must learn to endure are summer temperatures reaching more than 140 degrees Fahrenheit; persistent drought that's occasionally interrupted by deadly floods; powerful eagles that swoop down from the skies; lethal parasites borne by mosquitoes; and the ever-present danger of hungry dingos. Moreover, the rising human demand for kangaroo meat does little to brighten life expectancy for members of future generations. Yet kangaroos thrive by the millions. "Big Red Roos" provides an incisive look at how they survive, by following the adventures of a small group, which includes a mother and the young joey she must do her best to protect. 800 x 600 1024 x 768 Download the Big Red Roos wallpaper for your desktop! PC users: Right click on the wallpaper and select "Set as Wallpaper." Mac users: Save the image to your desktop, then select it via the Desktop tab of your Appearance control panel.

42. Army To Kill 15,000 Kangaroos CNN http://cnn.com/2003/WORLD/asiapcf/auspac/06/25/australia.roo.cull.ap/index.html

43. PairNIC - Domain Name Registration Pages about marsupial mammals living in the Australian rainforest kangaroos, Possums and the carnivorous Bandicoot, Uromys and Antechinus. http://wildlife-australia.com/mammals.htm

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44. Kangaroos And Wallabies kangaroos and Wallabies. The Kangaroo and the Emu appear on Australia s coat of arms. kangaroos. The term kangaroo is a common term http://www.crystalinks.com/kangaroos.html

Kangaroos and Wallabies The Kangaroo and the Emu appear on Australia's coat of arms. Kangaroos The term kangaroo is a common term used for the larger members of the macropod, (big toe) family. There are other names given to the smaller members of the species, but if they are a macropod, they are a kangaroo. Fossilized skeletons have been excavated of kangaroos as large as 10 ft. tall and 650 lbs., such as the "Short Faced Kangaroo", which is now extinct and as small as 8 oz. in the "Rat Kangaroo". Many have become extinct through time, but many have reached their demise since the 1900's with man's encroachment. There are over 60 different species of kangaroos confirmed alive in Australia, New Guinea, New Zealand and a few surrounding islands. Some have only been seen a few times, but are believed to still exist. The most commonly seen kangaroo is the Eastern Grey Macropus Giganteus Starting with the largest, the kangaroo, weighing up to 160 lbs. to the wallabies weighing in the 20-30 lb. range and descending to the smallest, being the rat kangaroo at one pound. The different species or types of kangaroos, with the possibly extinct ones omitted, are the kangaroos (3 types), wallaroo (3 types), tree kangaroo (8 types), wallaby (26 types), monjon (1 type), dorcopsis (6 types), pademelon (4 types), bettong (5 types), potoroo (3 types), rat kangaroo (1 type). They are mostly adaptable to new environments with wild populations accidentally started in Hawaii with a pair of rock wallabies escaping from their crate at the airport and through time have built a herd (mob) of over 100 head.

45. Austin College. Sherman, Texas kangaroos' official site. Includes schedule, roster, statistics, news, coach and player profiles, history, and photos. http://www.austincollege.edu/Category.asp?809

46. Index A site dedicated to Adam Mad Dog MacDougall, the Australian kangaroos, NSW Cockroaches/Blues and Newcastle Knights player. http://www.geocities.com/maddogpage

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47. Kangaroos And Australian Wildlife kangaroos are the largest members of a group of mammals known as marsupials, which means the female carries its young in a pouch on the stomach. http://www.frogandtoad.com.au/home/kangaroo.html

Flights Breakfree Resorts Car Rentals Accessories ... Advertise from only $9.95 with your free $10 credit upon registration! www.marketplace.net.au [Australia] Australian Wildlife Join our Mailing List Whales Whale behaviour Kangaroos Koalas © FrogandToad Travel Designed by FrogandToad. Kangaroo's A male kangaroo is called a boomer A female kangaroo is called a flyer A baby kangaroo is called a joey How the Kangaroo got its name... When European explorers first saw these strange hopping animals they asked a native Australian (aborigine) what they were called. He replied "kangaroo" meaning "I don't understand" your question. The explorers thought this was the animal's name. And that's how the kangaroo got its name. Marsupial Mammal Kangaroos are the largest members of a group of mammals known as marsupials, which means the female carries its young in a pouch on the stomach. The Kangaroo moves by hopping on its powerful hind legs. It uses its thick long tail (which on larger species grows up tp 3 feet) to balance its body while hopping. A kangaroo can hop up to 64kmh (40mph) and leap over obstacles as high as 1.8m (6ft). Because of the unusual shape of its legs and its bulky tail a kangaroo can't walk or move backwards very easily. The female gives birth to tiny offspring (1 inch long), when they are born their eyes, ears and hind legs are not developed. Immediately after birth the joey crawls up its mothers abdomen and into her pouch, where it attaches itself to a nipple and feeds of her milk. The joey will leave the pouch for the first time after about 6 months, returning regularly. After 8 months it leaves permanently - Within a day the mother gives birth to another joey!

48. Austin College Women's Lacrosse kangaroos. Player roster, pictures, game summaries, related links and news items. http://www.geocities.com/acwomenslax/index.html

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49. X-Project Phantom Kangaroos Phantom kangaroos have been spotted in a variety of urban and rural settings and are said to be particularly hostile So what are these phantom kangaroos? http://www.icidal.com/xproject/archives/cryptozoology/phantomkangas.html

Search Archives Forums X-Project Topics The Paranormal Cryptozoology Archive Index X-Project Features Paranormal Forum Paranormal Books Paranormal Bohemian Home ... Cryptozoology > Phantom Kangaroos Phantom Kangaroos by Davy Russell POSTED: 30 January 99 It’s hard to believe that Australian kangaroos could be hopping around all over the United States. But what’s even harder to imagine is that these out-of-place marsupials appear to posses supernatural abilities as they rummage through the backyards of bewildered people in California, Illinois, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Ohio, and Indiana, to name a few. Phantom kangaroos have been spotted in a variety of urban and rural settings and are said to be particularly hostile. They are described to be 3.5 - 5.5 feet tall with glowing eyes and ghostly characteristics. They have been blamed for slaughtering numerous dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, and other small animals in areas with high kangaroo activity. According to W. Haden Blackman’s Field Guide to North American Monsters , the first reported phantom kangaroo sighting was on June 12, 1899 in Richmond, Wisconsin.

50. University Of Missouri, Kansas City - Track And Field kangaroos official site. Coaching staff, roster, schedule, media guide, results, recruiting information, school records, past season information, and links. http://www.umkc.edu/athletics/sports/track.html

51. Animal Profiles Kangaroo The six larger species are called kangaroos and wallaroos while the smaller ones are called rat kangaroos, potoroos, tree kangaroos, pademelons and wallabies. http://www.panda.org/news_facts/education/virtual_wildlife/animal_profiles/kanga

breadCrumbs("www.panda.org",">","index.cfm","None","None","None","0"); Animal Profiles: Kangaroo Newsroom TV Centre Education Virtual Wildlife ... You can Help! Help ensure the Kyoto protocol - the world's main answer to combat climate change - becomes a success NOW. Animals with their own carry bag Back to the main page Herbivores Elephant Giant Panda Giraffe Kangaroo Rhinoceros Kiwi Zebra Beaver (American) Kangaroo Size Life Span Kangaroos Introduction Musky Rat Kangaroo Lumhaltz's Tree Kangaroo Red Kangaroo Grey Kangaroo If you always thought of the kangaroo as one of a kind, you would be surprised to know that it belongs to a large family with as many as 56 species! The six larger species are called kangaroos and wallaroos while the smaller ones are called rat kangaroos, potoroos, tree kangaroos, pademelons and wallabies. How do you identify the different large kangaroos? By their noses! A wallaroo's nose has a large black bare patch around it. A red kangaroo has a smaller, boomerang-shaped black bare patch on its nose. The grey kangaroo's nose is covered with hair except for narrow bare bands around the nostrils. Kangaroos are big-footed marsupials which evolved in Australia. The males of the species are known as boomers, the females as flyers and the young as joeys. The female has a pouch in front of her body in which she carries the young after birth.

52. 403 Error - File Not Found Information on a private wildlife clinic dedicated to the care of baby kangaroos includes pictures, photos and descriptions. http://acacialodge.virtualave.net

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53. North Melbourne Kangaroos Site Fan site with information about the club, the players, and their achievements. http://www.geocities.com/north_kangaroos

[ Who are they ? ] Currently, they are one of the most successful football club in the AFL- Australian Football Club in the 90s. Previously known as North Melbourne Kangaroos, last year they move to Sydney but still have their administrative matters handled down in Arden St. They still trade under the name North Melbourne Football Club Get to know them..... And support them..... 29 August 2000 Brownlow Medal Results Shane Woewodin from Melbourne Demons won the Brownlow Medal with 24 votes for the year 2000 with Scott West (Western Bulldogs) in the second place (22 votes). The Brownlow favourite Anthony Koutoufides finished in 4th place behind Andrew McLeod (Adelaide). The highest votes for North Melbourne players were for both Wayne Carey and Brent Harvey with 14 votes. Overall, North had 81 votes. 5 September 2000 Grand Final Result Essendon won the flag for this year premiership beating Melbourne by 60 points on Saturday afternoon. James Hird won the Norm Smith medal for the best player on the field. 9 September 2000 Syd Baker Best and Fairest result Peter Bell was voted as North's best and fairest with 510 votes. Wayne Carey took the second place followed by John Blakey. Peter Bell will start the new season with Frementle after staying for 5 seasons with North Melbourne.

54. The North Melbourne Homepage Unofficial site with player listings, multimedia, images, club details and history. http://www.users.on.net/pwong/nmfc.htm

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55. Kangaroos - Information About Kangaroos And Kangaroo Ways So you ve heard all about kangaroos and you re wondering if you ll get to see them on your AUSSIE WALKABOUTS trip. Well the simple answer is YES! http://www.aussiewalkabouts.com/kangaroos.htm

So you've heard all about Kangaroos and you're wondering if you'll get to see them on your AUSSIE WALKABOUTS trip. Well the simple answer is YES! Kangaroos are very common in Australia and in some places are considered a pest. In western Australia for example, driving at night on the many highways is a dangerous occupation as kangaroos tend to bound across the road at a moments notice. Sometimes they become mesmerised by the headlights of oncoming cars can just sit there waiting for you to crash into them! Some of the larger kangaroos can do serious damage to a car and it's occupants if they collide at high speeds, it's because of this that many people opt to use what are known as roo bars. Essentially a roo bar is a metal grid that is put in front of the car to take the brunt of the force should you collide with a kangaroo. The scientific name for Kangaroos and Wallabies is ' Macropods' this means 'big foot' they are Marsupials which means they have pouches and they are Mammals which means they produce milk for their babies. Kangaroos usually live in family groups called Mobs.These Mobs can be as large as 100 , many of the smaller Wallabies and Kangaroo Rats live alone .

56. PairNIC - Domain Name Registration Wildlifeaustralia.com provides information about Rainforest kangaroos The Red Legged Pademelon, Musky Rat Kangaroo and Lumholtz Tree Kangaroo http://wildlife-australia.com/rainforest kangas.htm

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57. Julia's Kangaroo Page Contains extensive information about kangaroos such as how the kangaroo got its pouch and name. http://www.lemyreart.com/julia/kangaroo/

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58. Www.kangaroos.aust.com/ www.theage.com.au The Age Online kangaroos, Monday, May 24, 2004 Nothing s free and the veterans are uneasy Carlton president Ian Collins has accused former Western http://www.kangaroos.aust.com/

59. USA TODAY Latest News Schedule/results, roster. http://www.usatoday.com/sports/basketba/skw/midcon/skwaa03.htm

Mid-Continent Mid-Continent front page Standings Tournament info Men's front page ... My Team Page College basketball College front Men's basketball Women's basketball Latest scores ... Division II/III news Print Edition Today Yesterday Subscribe Archive Resources Mobile News E-mail Site map Feedback ... Jobs at USA TODAY Free premiums USA TODAY Update Software 3/11/01 - Updated 3:00 PM ET Missouri- Kansas City Kangaroos (2-25, 2-14 Mid-Con) LAST GAME: def. Oral Roberts 52-45 , Feb. 26 2000-2001 schedule/results Nov. Nov. 17 Kansas State 62, Missouri-Kansas City 49 Nov. 21 Southeast Missouri State 65, Missouri-Kansas City 48 Nov. 24 Bradley 59, Missouri-Kansas City 55 Nov. 29 Northern Iowa 79, Missouri-Kansas City 60 Dec. Dec. 2 Southern Utah 59, Missouri-Kansas City 55 Dec. 4 Missouri-Kansas City 72, IUPU-Indianapolis 57 Dec. 8 North Texas 98, Missouri-Kansas City 55 Dec. 10 Lamar 60, Missouri-Kansas City 38 Dec. 16 Ark.-Little Rock 67, Missouri-Kansas City 57 Dec. 20 Memphis 93, Missouri-Kansas City 38 Dec. 23 Baylor 70, Missouri-Kansas City 42 Dec. 28 East Carolina 63, Missouri-Kansas City 56

60. Kangaroos@ The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://page.freett.com/kangaroos/

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