Guess the species? #5

[Pygathrix]

Ok next round. All the pictures were taken by me

 

[Stefka]

1. Homo sapiens juveniles and ...Thorny Devil Lizard?
4.Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby

 

[BeardsleyZooFan]

Rock Hyrax for 5.

 

[Pygathrix]

one correct answer so far.

 

[AnaheimZoo]

2. Some type of sloth or giant anteater
4. Unadorned Rock-wallaby

@BZF- Liking the new avatar

 

[Pygathrix]

Clue: two are from one country, and three from another. They are all in the wild.

 

[Ituri]

5 looks like a pademelon

 

[AnaheimZoo]

Clue: two are from one country, and three from another. They are all in the wild.

And only 1 is correct so far?

 

[Pygathrix]

One correct, one other close but not specific enough

 

[Pygathrix]

This is a little slow, so here are less cropped versions of three of them:

 

[nrg800]

First of the new crops is a quokka.

I've seen the bird somewhere before, I'll get my Thailand guide.

 

[nrg800]

Got it (and it was what I thought, I just couldn't remember the name)

Rufous Treepie (I got it as Rufous Siba)

 

[Ituri]

Is the second one a long-tailed macaque?

 

[Pygathrix]

No but you are vaguely in the right area

 

[BeardsleyZooFan]

Is 2 a Hanuman Langur?

 

[Pygathrix]

Four correct answers so far plus one very close

 

[Stefka]

Four correct answers so far plus one very close

Will you tell us, which one is the "very close" one, please?

 

[Pygathrix]

The rock wallaby is "adorned" but not with yellow feet

 

[BeardsleyZooFan]

Brush-Tailed Rock Wallaby

 

[Pygathrix]

Nope, it was in Yardie Creek, Cape Range NP, Western Australia