What is a kangaroo's house called?

Answer 1

Kangaroos do not have a particular shelter, so there is no name for a kangaroo house. Most species shelter under trees, or sometimes under cliff overhangs. Tree kangaroos shelter in rainforest trees.

Kangaroos do not dig burrows or build nests of any type.

Answer 2

The answer to this depends on the type of kangaroo.

The kangaroos for which Australia is more commonly known (Reds and Greys) do not have houses of any kind. In bad weather they shelter under trees, or under overhanging cliffs and in caves, but this is not a house to which they return at night-time, for example.

However, the group of kangaroos known as potoroids (potoroo, bettong, rat-kangaroo) make nests in long grass. Tree-kangaroos live in trees, making their homes among the branches of rainforest trees.

Answer 3

Kangaroos are semi-nomadic by nature, so they do not have a "home". Kangaroos shelter under trees, in caves or under cliff overhangs. They spend most of their time grazing in the open or under trees.

Answer 4

The answer to this depends on the type of kangaroo.

The kangaroos for which Australia is more commonly known (Reds and Greys) do not have houses of any kind. In bad weather they shelter under trees, or under overhanging cliffs and in caves, but this is not a house to which they return at night-time, for example.

However, the group of kangaroos known as potoroids (potoroo, bettong, rat-kangaroo) make nests in long grass. Tree-kangaroos live in trees, making their homes among the branches of rainforest trees.