Short-eared Rock Wallaby

Short-eared Rock Wallabies "have ears that are not more than half the length of their heads, hence their name. The [fur] is uniform in color [on the back] and can have variable whitish margins. [Fur] color ranges from light grey and almost white in western populations to dark grey and brown in eastern populations. They have an extremely long, bushy, and thickly-haired tail which is used primarily for balancing. Short-eared rock wallabies have a well-padded hind foot, with the [black] sole being roughly granulated. This characteristic gives these animals a secure grip on rocky surfaces, which is their primary habitat." (http://animaldiversity.org/accounts/Petrogale_brachyotis/ ) Females have a pouch which is a distinct characteristic of marsupials (see pic 1 for a brief look at the stretched looking opening).