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The red kangaroo (Macropus rufus) is defined as a classic example of a life strategy adorned with morphological adaptations, thanks to comprehensive studies conducted in the fields of mammalian biology, ecology, and physiology. Today, the wide-ranging distribution of its populations reflects the species’ high adaptability to environmental variability. This adaptation encompasses a holistic system composed of elongated hind limbs, a large tail, adaptive reproductive tactics, and physiological mec