* Strong, Curved Claws: Their long, curved claws allow them to grip branches tightly, even while moving through the canopy.
* Prehensile Tail: Their tail acts as a fifth limb, helping them maintain balance and navigate branches.
* Short, Strong Legs: Their legs are shorter than those of ground-dwelling kangaroos, giving them better balance and agility in the trees.
* Rough Pads on their Feet: These pads provide extra grip on smooth surfaces like bark.
* Agile and Strong: They're surprisingly strong and agile, allowing them to jump between branches and leap long distances.
* Nocturnal Habits: Their nocturnal lifestyle helps them avoid predators that are active during the day.
These adaptations have enabled tree kangaroos to thrive in a unique niche within the rainforest ecosystem.