Definition: The wallaby (Cayomys spp.) is a small mammal native to Australia. It has a thick, woolly coat that helps it stay warm in cold environments. The wallaby's largest features are its eyes and ears. They are a social creature, living in groups of around 10-30 individuals. Definition: The wallaby (Cayomys spp.) is an animal from Australia native to the South Pacific Ocean, found mostly on islands, mountains, and coastal areas with high elevations. Note: The word "wallaby" comes from the Greek word "wally", which means "butterfly".
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