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7/16/2015 12:40:36 AM
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What's it like in australia? I was watching TV the other day and they said it gets mice and locust plagues and you had a big ass sandstorm.
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Lol, they can be, but mostly just the males. If there's more than one male roo in the vicinity, you should never get close to them or they'll literally tear your guts out; they're extremely territorial. Females either run away from or toward you, depending on whether or not you have food in your hands. They're generally very friendly. And baby roos are just stupid and will pretty much ignore or run from you.
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由Xunnn编辑： 7/16/2015 2:41:48 AMNever hit one, but have come close. Buggers come out of nowhere sometimes. Have hit several birds, though. And a large owl once flew into the side of my car at night, scared the bajeesus out of me! Never wanted to actually get inside a kangaroo pouch, though. I imagine it would be quite smelly and cramped. ;)
