Brush tailed rock wallaby

Petrogale penicillata

The brush-tailed rock wallaby was once widespread throughout eastern Australia.  However, thanks largely to over hunting for its thick fur and predation by the introduced red fox, this species now only occurs in fragmented populations and is listed as critically endangered.  Wallabies are browsers feeding on many native species of grasses and shrubs.

Model length: 11.4cm

(Information courtesy Skulls Unlimited