The Bennett’s Wallaby is a small marsupial mammal native to Australia, inhabiting the coastal forests of eastern and southeastern Australia. Marsupials are typical of the Australian continent, but can also be found on other continents.

Unlike the kangaroo, the wallaby weighs no more than twenty kilos for a height of 1m. The kangaroo, on the other hand, can reach 90 kg for 1.80 m.