The giant kangaroo, or red kangaroo, is a true symbol of Australia's wildlife. Known for their impressive leaps—sometimes up to 10 meters in a single bound—these marsupials are a favorite among zoo visitors. Their powerful hind legs and muscular tails make them one of nature's most fascinating creatures.

In the zoo, giant kangaroos thrive in open enclosures designed to mimic the Australian outback. They are often seen grazing peacefully or hopping around with their joeys tucked safely in their pouches. Educational programs often highlight their unique reproductive system, where females can delay birth until conditions are favorable. Watching their social interactions is a delight, as they communicate using a combination of body language and low-pitched sounds.