Tree kangaroos are herbivores, and whilst they primarily eat Silkwood leaves, they also enjoy eating fruits like avocado and bananas! Kimbe, our tree kangaroo couldn't get enough of this banana and finished it, skin and all! 🍌 | Tim Faulkner

It's World Tree Kangaroo Day! Enjoy 30 seconds of uninterrupted blissful tree roo snackin' to celebrate 🌺 We're home to four adorable Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroos - including little joey Muku who was born as part of our role in the globally coordinated breeding conservation program. Plus! Did you know we help support Tenkile Conservation Alliance overseas? They carry out important conservation work to support wild tree kangaroos and local communities in Papua New Guinea 🌎 📷 Keepers Bronte, Bec

Today is World Tree Kangaroo Day! There are a few ways you can celebrate and help raise awareness: 1. The Columbus Zoo is participating in the International Tree Kangaroo Crunch-a-thon! Check out this audio to hear them crunching, munching, and chewing loudly. 2. At the Columbus Zoo today? Swing by the Tree Kangaroo habitat in the Zoo’s Nocturnal Building at 12:30pm to meet a keeper! 3. Follow AZA SAFE: Tree Kangaroo of Papua New Guinea on Facebook for year-round education and fun. When it comes

🌿 The Wondiwoi Tree Kangaroo — Lost for 90 Years, Found Again! 🦘 Deep in the misty Wondiwoi Mountains of West Papua, Indonesia, lives one of the world’s most elusive creatures — the Wondiwoi Tree Kangaroo. First discovered in 1928 by zoologist Ernst Mayr, this rare marsupial vanished from sight for nearly a century, leading scientists to fear it had gone extinct. Then, in 2018, British naturalist Michael Smith embarked on a daring expedition into the remote jungles — and captured the first pho