Habitat:
Plains, savannas, semi-arid regions

Description:
The Red Kangaroo is one of the most iconic and largest species of kangaroos in Australia. It is easily recognizable by its red-brown fur and large size, with adult males reaching over 2 meters in length, including their tail. The Red Kangaroo lives in the dry and semi-arid regions of the Australian Outback, where it primarily feeds on grasses and plants. This animal is an excellent jumper and uses its powerful hind legs to travel at high speeds, often performing impressive leaps. While it is mainly active at dusk and dawn, it can also adapt to the extreme temperatures of its environment.

Recommended lens:
>=400 mm

Photography tips:
Photograph the Red Kangaroo using a telephoto lens to capture its large jumps or when it is resting in its natural environment. It is best to photograph it early in the morning or late in the afternoon, when the light is softer and the animal is most active. Be patient and discreet, as this large jumper can easily be frightened if you get too close.