r/interestingasfuck 18d ago

/r/all Kangaroos are freaking scary.

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u/honeyssun 18d ago edited 18d ago

I love how absolutely unbothered everyone on that train is

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u/Muthafuckaaaaa 17d ago

I honestly was looking for this comment to see if it had answers to my question...

Why was everyone just chill while the kangaroo was in the train with them? Like aren't these motherfuckers dangerous as fuck? Aren't they wild animals? Couldn't they just on a whim get pissed off because the train jolted them and started drop kicking motherfuckers?

Those kicks are no joke and could kill or badly injure someone. Unless kangaroos are docile creatures and it takes a lot to antagonize them so they're not really that dangerous?

I'd love to know!

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u/Dark_Magicion 17d ago

Well that's because Kangaroos are actually citizens in Australia, afforded the same rights as humans. Kangaroos serve a major role in Australian Society, working in a variety of jobs including as modes of transport for Australians who have acquired their Kangaroo Licences.

This Kangaroo on the train was clearly enjoying its day off by going to watch the Rugby game that night. We treat the Kangaroo population as well as we can, especially knowing that should the alliance between Australians and the Kangaroos break down, they will body us and our military without hesitation.

I am an Australian.