Wallabies running wild on the Isle of Man

A sustainable population of feral Red-necked Wallabies (aka Bennett’s Wallabies) lives in the north of the Isle of Man, descendants of animals that escaped from the nearby Curragh Wildlife Park. Video shows several adults, and a joey in its mother’s pouch. Filmed in fading light on the evenings of 20/06/2018 and 23/06/2018.

[@athoshadjiantoni6403]

WOW, l really enjoyed it.

[@rachaelbean1439]

Wallabies are so cute. They are successfully feral in New Zealand too.

[@MrHewes44]

I love living here on the Isle of Man. I also went to see them 2 weeks ago and saw 14! I might even go today if I’m lucky

[@platypusmanblogger4281]

Wow, 14, that's brilliant. It's about time I made a return trip!

[@julianroach1795]

Come here to see wallabies running….left disappointed

[@normanby100]

Strewth, Bruce! The bush has gone really downmarket these past few years! The weather's shithouse and it's full of whingeing poms!"

[@MrHewes44]

They are not Australian they are manx