The pitter patter of tiny Goodfellow's tree kangaroo feet can be heard at Chester Zoo, as mom Kitawa and dad Kayjo welcome a new arrival. This little joey marks only the second time experts have managed to breed the endangered species at a conservation zoo. After spending months developing inside its mother's pouch, the joey is now taking time to explore its environment. In the wild this species is found in Papua New Guinea, with populations declining due to habitat loss and hunting. This makes

35K views · 1.1K reactions | Tree kangaroos spend most of their time in trees, and that’s why they have shorter legs and stronger forearms than other species of kangaroos. Learn more on a new episode of #TheZoo starting now! | Animal Planet | Facebook

269K views · 29K reactions | Tree kangaroos are herbivores, and whilst they primarily eat Silkwood leaves, they also enjoy eating fruits like avocado and bananas! Kimbe, our tree kangaroo couldn't get enough of this banana and finished it, skin and all!  | Tim Faulkner | Facebook