Other animals with opposable thumbs include gorillas, chimpanzees, orangutans, and other variants of apes; certain frogs, koalas, pandas, possums and opossums, and many birds have an opposable digit of some sort.

Are humans the only animals that have opposable thumbs?

Contrary to popular misconceptions, humans are not the only animals to possess opposable thumbs — most primates do. (Unlike the rest of the great apes, we don't have opposable big toes on our feet.) ... We can also flex the ring and little fingers toward the base of our thumb.

Do Kangaroos have opposable thumbs?

The thumb is not opposable. Kangaroos can grasp things with their front paws but they don't do this often, only occasionally grabbing branches or grasses.