Beegio
You ni66as don't exist we eat filet mignon
Roo 8 feet tall with hapkido kicks and got a giant rat tail that can bench 350lbs
Why is the dude just recording and not breaking this up!?
Did he shout out Worldstar?
A super-buff kangaroo has been stalking an Australian suburb
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Why is the dude just recording and not breaking this up!?
Did he shout out Worldstar?
I'd rather cull the Liberal Party.Koalas in Australia's Victoria region could be culled
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The Victorian government says Cape Otway koalas face starvation because of "overpopulation"
The state government of Victoria may soon cull a colony of koalas living in a popular Australian tourist destination.
The Victorian government euthanised about 700 koalas at Cape Otway in the state's south, in 2013 and 2014.
It said they were starving because of a population boom that could not be sustained by local woodland.
But critics angry with the latest move say the problem is too few trees, not too many koalas.
Despite some bush regrowth, the koala density at the cape remained high and sick koalas might be euthanised, the state government said on Monday.
Victorian Department of Environment, Land, Water & Planning said it would carry out a "koala health assessment" of the "overabundant koala population" in the Manna Gum woodland.
The assessment will be conducted by vets and animal health officers, said department spokesperson Mandy Watson.
Koalas will only eat the leaves of a few types of eucalyptus trees
"We are focusing our attention on private land in Cape Otway where koalas are most affected by over-browsing," she said.
"Any unhealthy koalas, which are deemed too sick to survive release, will be humanely euthanized to prevent further suffering," she said.
Development pressure
Koalas live in tall open eucalypt (gum tree) forests and will only eat a few of the hundreds of species of eucalypts that grow in Australia.
Australian Koala Foundation chief executive officer Deborah Tabart said the koala habitat should be protected so a cull is not necessary.
"I know they are not looking at planting trees, they are not looking at the long term," Ms Tabart told ABC TV.
"I never see this as an overpopulation of koalas; I see it as a under-population of trees."
In 2012, the koala was listed as "vulnerable" under Australia's Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.
However, there is no specific law that protects koala habitat, which is under pressure from housing and commercial development.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-32879770?OCID=fbasia&ocid=socialflow_facebook
I could cry
@Melbournelad
this is pretty bad too
Tony Abbott compares stopping terrorism to stopping asylum seekers
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...rism-to-stopping-asylum-seekers-10274167.html
Roo 8 feet tall with hapkido kicks and got a giant rat tail that can bench 350lbs
These kangaroos really outchere bawling in the middle of the street like its all casual. Like guys fighting in a car park
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
This super-muscly kangaroo crushes metal buckets for fun
BY ARIEL BOGLEAUSTRALIA8 HOURS AGO
There must be something in the water Down Under.
Just in May, a large, surprisingly muscly kangaroo was hanging out in a neighbourhood of Brisbane, Australia, just doing what male kangaroos do — eating grass, working out, chatting up babes and making headlines. But now he has a challenger.
SEE ALSO: A super-buff kangaroo has been stalking an Australian suburb
Roger, who resides at the Kangaroo Sanctuary in Alice Springs, stands two-metres tall with a weight of 89 kilograms. His pectorals are impressive, to say the least.
Roger flexin'.
IMAGE: THE KANGAROO SANCTUARY ALICE SPRINGS
Found as an orphan joey around eight years ago by Chris Brolga, the star of television showKangaroo Dundee, Roger has been raised at the sanctuary. Roaming 50 acres and grazing on hay, grass and grain, this guy likes to kick box and crush metal buckets for fun.
Roger crushing buckets.
IMAGE: THE KANGAROO SANCTUARY ALICE SPRINGS
Roger as a joey.
IMAGE: THE KANGAROO SANCTUARY ALICE SPRINGS
Tahnee Barns, who works at the Kangaroo Sanctuary, assured Mashable Australia his size was completely normal for an alpha red male kangaroo. "He's still growing so he'll get bigger," she said. "The bigger they are, the more likely they are to win the females."
He's pretty strong and fights other kangaroos from time to time, she added. He will sometimes make a run at Brolga because they're the same height and he sees him as competition, Barns said.
He may be all Arnold Schwarzenegger now, but like all of us, this guy also has embarrassing photos from his teen years. Here he is clutching a plush bunny.
Roger and his toy bunny.
IMAGE: THE KANGAROO SANCTUARY ALICE SPRINGS
(H/T Daily Mail Australia)
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BY ARIEL BOGLEAUSTRALIA8 HOURS AGO
There must be something in the water Down Under.
Just in May, a large, surprisingly muscly kangaroo was hanging out in a neighbourhood of Brisbane, Australia, just doing what male kangaroos do — eating grass, working out, chatting up babes and making headlines. But now he has a challenger.
SEE ALSO: A super-buff kangaroo has been stalking an Australian suburb
Roger, who resides at the Kangaroo Sanctuary in Alice Springs, stands two-metres tall with a weight of 89 kilograms. His pectorals are impressive, to say the least.
Roger flexin'.
IMAGE: THE KANGAROO SANCTUARY ALICE SPRINGS
Found as an orphan joey around eight years ago by Chris Brolga, the star of television showKangaroo Dundee, Roger has been raised at the sanctuary. Roaming 50 acres and grazing on hay, grass and grain, this guy likes to kick box and crush metal buckets for fun.
Roger crushing buckets.
IMAGE: THE KANGAROO SANCTUARY ALICE SPRINGS
Roger as a joey.
IMAGE: THE KANGAROO SANCTUARY ALICE SPRINGS
Tahnee Barns, who works at the Kangaroo Sanctuary, assured Mashable Australia his size was completely normal for an alpha red male kangaroo. "He's still growing so he'll get bigger," she said. "The bigger they are, the more likely they are to win the females."
He's pretty strong and fights other kangaroos from time to time, she added. He will sometimes make a run at Brolga because they're the same height and he sees him as competition, Barns said.
He may be all Arnold Schwarzenegger now, but like all of us, this guy also has embarrassing photos from his teen years. Here he is clutching a plush bunny.
Roger and his toy bunny.
IMAGE: THE KANGAROO SANCTUARY ALICE SPRINGS
(H/T Daily Mail Australia)
Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.
http://mashable.com/2015/06/04/kangaroo-muscly-metal-buckets/
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Bomberman
Like a C4.
Looked like he was about to cut a wwe promo.