How does a kowari adapt to its environment?

A kangaroo has many features that have helped it survive in its harsh Australian environment. The Kangaroo has powerful legs that allow it to travel the necessary far distances with a minimal amount of energy. The tail is used for balance while bounding the 30 plus feet each jump.

During the hot summer months the kangaroo licks its blood vessel filled forearms in order to cool its body. The forearms act a radiators for the animal and the evaporating saliva only increases this effect.

The last major adaptation that the kangaroo has acquired is its ability to abort a fetus in the presence of a predator. The predator will take the free meal and allow the kangaroo to escape.