Endangered Wallaby Joeys Emerge From Taronga Zoo's Breeding Group (PHOTOS)

Keepers and keen-eyed visitors are delighted to see two tiny Brush-tailed Rock-Wallaby joeys that emerged from their mother's pouches at Taronga Zoo.

One joey is from Mica's pouch that emerged in the Zoo's Platypus Pools exhibit.

Taronga Zoo, together with the Office of Environment and Heritage, are working on a coordinated program to help the recovery of the species.