One source suggests that the wallaby's diet is made up of 3-17% of grasses and sedges, 1-7% forbs, and 79-88% browsing material (mainly the leaves of low shrubs). The stomach is divided into four compartments where microorganisms can ferment the fibrous plant material.
According to one source, a wallaby's diet typically comprises 3-17% grasses and sedges, 1-7% broadleaf plants, and 79-88% browse, which primarily consists of the leaves of low shrubs. The stomach is divided into four sections where microbes can break down the tough plant material.