(1) She says once she was driving through a National Park and recognised one of the roos to be Jack, a joey she'd reared years earlier.(2) Many of these animals require intensive care, which at times has meant Megan has had a young bird or possum joey with her at work.(3) The joey returns to the pouch to suckle until it is weaned between 8 and 12 months.(4) It belonged to her joey who was doing yoga poses in her pouch.(5) The dogs had apparently zeroed in on a joey who, being younger, couldn't keep up.(6) After three months, the developed joey emerges from the pouch to make short trips in the outside world.(7) There were lots of eye-opening moments: a pride of lions up close, rhinos on guard, mummy wallaby with little joey .(8) Because it is protected in the pouch, the joeys are surviving the car accidents that kill their mother.(9) However, the main problem with all kangaroo shooting remains the fate of joeys .(10) In those days they used to say you couldn't nurture young joeys because you couldn't foster them.(11) Kill quotas for 2001 were 5.5 million - but this figure ignores joeys , road deaths, illegal and non-commercial kills.(12) We also wouldn't have gotten the photos of the kangaroos and joeys , which was a really nice thing to find on the trail.(13) And the privacy has proved decidedly fruitful - all six female wallabies have given birth to joeys , almost doubling the park's population.(14) And you can't tell how many joeys they've got in their pouch when you shoot them.
