Where are kangaroos usually found in Australia?
Kangaroos are versatile and can be found in a variety of environments across Australia. These range from the grassy plains and savannas, which provide abundant food, to the sheltered woodlands and dense Aussie bushlands. Each environment supports different species of kangaroos with its unique ecosystem. 
In the arid heart of the continent in places like the Northern Territory (NT) and Western Australia (WA), the largest of all species, the red kangaroo, thrives in desert conditions where few other large mammals can survive. Closer to the coasts, smaller species like the eastern grey kangaroo can occasionally be seen lounging near beachside vegetation, a rare sight not many realize is possible. 
A little further south in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), places like Mount Ainslie and Namadgi National Park offer excellent opportunities to observe kangaroos and other native animals in their natural habitats.
Additionally, New South Wales (NSW) boasts popular wildlife destinations such as the Hunter Valley, Bawley Point, Jervis Bay and the Australian Botanic Gardens. With the sprawling landscapes and native wildlife, these areas are the perfect backdrop to enjoy stunning natural landscapes while observing wild kangaroos.
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