Australia’s Tiniest Wallabies: A Glimmer of Hope Amidst Devastation The Australian Wildlife Conservancy has confirmed the presence of the Nabarlek, Australia's second smallest wallaby, at two new locations in north western Western Australia.
This development is being hailed as a major breakthrough in conservation efforts. The Nabarlek is a tiny marsupial that weighs little more than a bag of sugar and is smaller than domestic cats.
Its elusive nature has made it notoriously difficult to spot or study.