Is this for real? The markings and coloring of the animal Smith photographed match the pelt in the Natural History Museum in London. Smith searched for the marsupial at an altitude of 1,500 to 1,700 m (4,921 to 5,577 ft) in the Wondiwoi mountains, which would match the animal’s habitats needs. Close relatives to kangaroos and wallabies—fellow marsupials—tree kangaroos look something like a cross between … Continue reading A tree kangaroo thought extinct was photographed for the first time ever