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**Title:** Interacting with Kangaroos at Billabong Sanctuary, Australia
**Summary:**
* The host, Coyote Peterson, visits the Billabong Sanctuary in North Queensland, Australia, to interact with kangaroos.
* He feeds and observes both Red Kangaroos and Eastern Grey Kangaroos, which roam freely in the sanctuary.
* The host shares interesting facts about kangaroos, such as:
+ All baby marsupials are called "Joeys".
+ Joeys can move in and out of their mother's pouch as they grow.
+ Kangaroos have powerful hind legs, can jump up to 30 feet, and cool themselves by licking their paws.
+ Their dental structure is similar to that of other marsupials, like wombats and koalas.
* The video ends with the host announcing his upcoming tour, "Brave Wilderness Live", and inviting viewers to subscribe for more wildlife adventures.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, numbered and in short sentences:
**Kangaroo Facts**
1. Kangaroos are endemic to Australia, meaning it's the only continent where they can be found.
2. There are multiple kangaroo species, including the Red Kangaroo and Eastern Grey Kangaroo.
3. The Red Kangaroo is the largest land mammal in Australia.
4. All baby marsupials, including kangaroos, are called joeys.
5. Joeys can go in and out of their mother's pouch as they grow.
6. Kangaroos can be territorial, especially males, and have powerful hind legs.
7. A kangaroo's top speed can reach incredible speeds, with a single leap covering up to 30 feet.
8. Kangaroos can jump as high as 10 feet, equivalent to an NBA basketball hoop.
9. Kangaroos have teeth similar to those of wombats and koalas.
10. Kangaroos cool down by licking their paws, arms, and legs, especially during hot days.
**Billabong Sanctuary Facts**
11. The Billabong Sanctuary is located in Nome, a small town south of Townsville, North Queensland.
12. The sanctuary is considered one of Australia's top ecotourism attractions.
13. The Billabong Sanctuary has contributed to conservation efforts for over 35 years.
14. The sanctuary provides hands-on education about wildlife to the public.
**Other**
15. The crew was filming with a GoPro camera.
16. Coyote Peterson (the host) announced a tour, "Brave Wilderness Live", in 2018, covering various North American cities.