Baby in the Pouch
A baby kangaroo is born very tiny and crawls into its mother’s pouch. Inside, it stays attached to a teat and drinks milk while it grows bigger.
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- A kangaroo joey peeking out of the pouch
- A koala joey riding on its mother’s back
Key takeaways
- Marsupial babies are born before they are fully grown.
- They finish growing in the pouch while drinking milk.
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