Kangaroos are definitely wild and dangerous. I think wallabies are safer.

袋鼠绝对是又野又危险的动物。我认为沙袋鼠要安全的多。

A wallaby on the loose in Colorado?

科罗拉多州的一只沙袋鼠？

We currently have a sea turtle, elephant, dolphin skulls, and I believe there's a wallaby in there.

目前我们有一只海龟、大象、海豚头骨，我相信里面还有只沙袋鼠。

That's the name of the wallaby, Surprise.

这只沙袋鼠的名字叫“惊喜”。

But unlike their close relatives, pregnant swamp wallabies mate again a day or two before they give birth.

但与其近亲不同的是，怀孕的黑尾袋鼠在临产前一两天会再次交配。

Picture a small kangaroo. You're basically seeing something very much like the Australian marsupial called the swamp wallaby.

想象一只小袋鼠。你想到的可能非常接近名为黑尾袋鼠的澳大利亚有袋类动物。

Whatever evolutionary benefit exists to the swamp wallaby's unusual reproductive strategy remains to be seen.

黑尾袋鼠不寻常的繁殖策略在进化上有何好处，尚有待观察。

Some population groups of the brush-tailed rock wallaby in Warrumbungle National Park have fallen to just 10 animals.

在沃伦邦格尔国家公园，有些刷尾岩袋鼠的种群数量已下降到只剩10只。

You're basically seeing something very much like the Australian marsupial called the swamp wallaby.

你基本上看到的是一种非常像澳大利亚有袋动物的东西，叫做沼泽小袋鼠。

Animals such as Koalas, rock wallabies and a rare tree called the nightcap oak are some of the species to be protected.

考拉、岩袋鼠等动物以及一种名为夜橡树的稀有树木是需要保护的物种。

That's possible because—like other kangaroos and wallabies—they have not just one uterus but two.

这是可能的，因为与其他袋鼠和小袋鼠一样，它们不仅有一个子宫，还有两个。

If hooded seals drink the fattiest milk, then tammar wallabies prefer their milk loaded with sugar.

如果说冠海豹喝的是脂肪含量最高的牛奶，那么红袋鼠则更喜欢喝加了糖的牛奶。

Visit the Great Sandy National Park to enjoy this breathtaking nature as well as see animals such as dingoes, wallabies, whales, and dolphins.

参观大桑迪国家公园，享受这一令人惊叹的自然景观，还可以看到澳洲野狗、沙袋鼠、鲸鱼和海豚等动物。

The food list of the Tasmanian Tiger included kangaroos, wombats, birds, wallabies and small animals like potoroos and possums.

塔斯马尼亚虎的食物清单包括袋鼠、袋熊、鸟类、小袋鼠以及袋鼠和负鼠等小动物。

The intervention, raising small animals in a protected environment until they are large enough to survive predators, has tripled Queensland's wallaby population.

这项干预措施将小动物饲养在受保护的环境中，直到它们长大到足以在面对捕食者时仍得以生存，这已经使昆士兰州的小袋鼠数量增加了两倍。

So to recap, in a place that's 8,000 miles away from Australia, people are keeping their eyes peeled for a wayward wallaby.

总而言之，在一个距离澳大利亚 8000 英里的地方，人们都在留意着一只离家出走的沙袋鼠。

The state's environment minister Matt Kean said giving them this food is one way Australians are trying to help endangered animals like the wallaby.

澳大利亚环境部长马特·基恩(Matt Kean)表示，向它们提供食物是澳大利亚民众帮助袋鼠等濒危动物的一种方式。

It says this is to help the brush-tailed rock wallabies who are likely to survive the fires but have less to eat if their vegetation is burned.

官方表示此举是为了救助很可能在大火后幸存的刷尾岩袋鼠，如果大火吞噬了植被，那它们就没什么能吃的了。

In one program, national park employees used helicopters to air drop thousands of kilos of carrots and sweet potatoes to brush-tailed rock wallabies in New South Wales.

在一个项目中，国家公园的工作人员利用直升机空投了数千公斤的胡萝卜和红薯给新南威尔士州的岩沙袋鼠。

In one program, national park employees used helicopters to air drop thousands of kilos of carrots and sweet potatoes to brush-tailed rock wallabies in New South Wales (NSW).

在一个项目中，国家公园的工作人员用直升机空投了数千公斤的胡萝卜和红薯给新南威尔士州的沙袋鼠。