The escaped Aussie animal that’s taken over a British isle

A thriving population of approximately 1,200 red-necked wallabies is found on the Isle of Man. Initially escaped from a wildlife park in the 1960s, these kangaroo relatives are now a notable attraction in the island's northern region, where they have adapted well to the climate. Their nocturnal nature often makes them elusive to visitors.

Summary by OZbrief · Brisbane Times