Wallabies settle into new home at Lotherton Wildlife World
The group have made the move up from Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
A West Yorkshire zoo has welcomed a troupe of new arrivals.
Six female wallabies, which look like small kangaroos, are said to be settling in well to a new enclosure at Lotherton Wildlife World, on the Aberford estate near Leeds.
The species are native to Australia and Tasmania and nurture their young, known as joeys, in pouches on their bellies.
The group have made the move up from Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
Councillor Mohammed Rafique, of Leeds City Council, said: “It is fantastic to see another great addition to Lotherton’s Wildlife World."
"I’m pleased that the wallabies are settling in well and are already making people eager to go.
"The zoo is a great day out for the whole family where you can learn about these fascinating animals.”