How do wallabies keep themselves clean?

Wallabies, like other marsupials, have a few different ways they keep themselves clean:

* Licking: They use their long, rough tongues to lick their fur and remove dirt, debris, and parasites.

* Dust bathing: Wallabies, particularly those living in drier areas, will roll around in dust to help remove parasites and excess oils from their fur.

* Grooming: Wallabies will often groom each other, using their teeth and claws to remove mats, dirt, and parasites.

* Water: They will use water sources to wash themselves, especially after getting muddy or dirty.

However, it's important to note that wallabies don't have sweat glands, so they don't use sweat to cool themselves down like some other mammals. Instead, they rely on panting and seeking shade to regulate their body temperature.