A group of kangaroos is commonly referred to as a ‘mob’.
This term reflects the social behavior of kangaroos, as they are naturally social animals that often travel in groups. Living in a mob provides kangaroos with safety in numbers, allowing them to watch for predators and share resources more effectively. The size of a mob can vary based on the environment and availability of food, but they typically consist of several individuals, often including females with their young and a dominant male.