What does the kangaroo sound like?

If there is no sound, the reimbursement will not move

The rooster will make a "oh oh oh" sound when it announces the dawn.

Rooster annunciation is a congenital behavior that is caused by the male hormones of the rooster.

The ancient poet Li He once wrote the poem "To the Wine Line": I have a lost soul and can't summon it, and the rooster sings the world white.

There is also a poem in "Huanxi Sha": A rooster sings that the world is white, and the music of all directions is played in Khotan.

They all use roosters to announce the dawn of the world, which is a metaphor for ushering in a new day in the world, and the world has changed since then.

Kangaroos, with long ears and short front legs, a long tail dragging behind and propping up on the ground like a club, combine with two strong hind legs to make a good tripod. The most interesting thing is that the female kangaroo has a small pocket in her abdomen, and the baby kangaroo lives comfortably in it when it is born.

Chick Cry: Chirp

Chick crows. 叽 [jī].

Interpretation] onomatopoeia, describing the sound of fragmentation: twitter.

Describe the sounds of birds, talking, or noises of all kinds.

叽jī onomatopoeia: small bird chirps.

Simple! Go beat the chicks!

The last sentence was a joke! It should be chirping, gurgling and chirping.

The chick's cry is chirping, chirping....

You hit Chick to find out

There are 5 species, namely red kangaroo, red kangaroo, eastern gray kangaroo, western gray kangaroo, and musk kangaroo.

1. Red kangaroo.

Red kangaroos are widely distributed on the Australian continent, inhabiting the arid outback of central Australia, as well as the vast plains where few trees grow.

2. Big red kangaroo.

The great red kangaroo, which lives in the open grasslands of southeastern Australia, is the largest marsupial and a representative species of kangaroos, which can be called the king of modern marsupials.

3. Eastern gray kangaroo.

It is a kangaroo in southern and eastern Australia, and the eastern grey kangaroo can move very fast, reaching a record high of 64 kilometers per hour.

4. Western grey kangaroo.

The western grey kangaroo, which lives in open woodlands, heathlands and pastures, feeds on grass, leaves, bark and shrubs from dusk to early morning, and has a high tolerance to certain plant toxins.

5. Musk kangaroo.

The muskrat, a monofamily of the Diplodontodonta under the class Mammalia, has only recently placed it in its current family, the Musk Kangaroidae, and shares it with other musk kangaroos in ancient times.

Kangaroos are any marsupial animal belonging to the order Kangaroo (other members of the order Kangaroo: wallabies, tree kangaroos, wallabies, small wallabies and quokkas: 45 species in total).

Kangaroo is a word that sometimes refers to all marsupials. Most kangaroos are native to Australia, but some tree kangaroos live in New Guinea. Kangaroo is a word that sometimes refers to all marsupials.

Most kangaroos are native to Australia, but some tree kangaroos live in New Guinea. The word kangaroo is derived from guugu yimidhirr, an Australian Aboriginal language. The word kangaroo was later named by Joseph Banks during James Cook's first sailing trip.

There are three types of epidemic viruses: A (A) epidemic viruses that infect mammals as well as birds; B (B) epidemic** viruses only infect humans, and the disease is usually milder than A-viruses; Type C (Type C.