The euro, also known as the common wallaroo, is a stocky, medium-sized marsupial native to Australia. More muscular than kangaroos, they thrive in rocky, arid landscapes. Baby euros, called joeys, are born tiny and underdeveloped, instinctively crawling into their mother’s pouch moments after birth. They remain there for about 6–8 months, nursing and gradually venturing outside until they’re ready for independence. Video credit goes to @thekangaroosanctuary Feel free to explore the gallery of th

The Gray Woolly Monkey is a subspecies of the common Woolly Monkey from South America.🐵🐒 They are endemic to the cloud forests of Brazil, Peru and Bolivia. Their thick fur coats protects them against the sun, rain and insects high up in the jungle canopy. Unfortunately, these animals are endangered due to hunting for their meat and fur coats. Their habitat is also being destroyed as deforestation continues.😥 #monkey #monkeys #woollymonkey #primate #animal 🎥@joelsartore | Nature's Rich Palett

Conservation easements are becoming more common across Montana as landowners look to preserve their properties for future generations. Whether it be conserved for public access, wildlife habitat, or to stop development, many are choosing this form of preservation. MTN’s Emily Brown visited a ranch in Stevensville that’s working to keep Bitterroot agriculture alive. | KPAX-TV