Australia's Shipwreck Coast - What a sight!
Originally Posted by ipozestu
Those damn Aussies filled you full of it. Ask for your money back. You got jipped, that's a Wallabee, not a kangaroo. False advertising!!! Actually they don't let people interact with Kangaroos, they are very temperamental, emphasis on the mental, Kangaroos deliver quite a beat down. Wallabees, not so, that one there is full grown.
Originally Posted by ipozestu
I am the mother f'n crock hunter ****!!!
Actually I can hear that phrase in a nice Steve Irwin voice.
Actually I can hear that phrase in a nice Steve Irwin voice.
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Originally Posted by kym
That's my hand - I handfed kangaroos at Maru Park.. It was SO cool!
It's against the law to touch a koala... This guy was super sleepy
Wombats are cool too!
Sorry, didn't spend any time under water
No aboriginals either! I saw a scary emu though.
Originally Posted by hey1
Hand feeding Kangaroos are fun, especially the babies. They're so calm and cute.
Originally Posted by ipozestu
How many time do have to say it. IT'S A F'N WALLABEE!!!
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Originally Posted by ipozestu
Those damn Aussies filled you full of it. Ask for your money back. You got jipped, [Steve Irwin]that's a Wallabee, not a kangaroo. False advertising!!! Actually they don't let people interact with Kangaroos, they are very temperamental, emphasis on the mental, Kangaroos deliver quite a beat down. Wallabees, not so, that one there is full grown.[Steve Irwin]
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Originally Posted by hey1
You're right. Wallabies are usually not large enough to be classified as a kangaroo. However, a large wallaby may. Perhaps, I should rephrase it to "Feeding macropods are fun." However, I can only assume that they behave similarly. I've been to Australia 18 years ago to visit relatives there. I can also recall feeding baby kangaroos while I was there. It was indeed a very special moment as I have never given the opportunity to be approached by a kangaroo.