Orphaned Baby Kangaroo Meets His New Family For The First Time | The Dodo Wild Hearts 

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You wouldn't want visits from a mature male kangaroo. They can be real a-holes, pushy, confrontational and violent.

@@bend3rbot Very short-tempered as adults - at least towards humans. Have seen many a dumb human kicked or punched unconscious when they did something stupid like try to approach a fully grown kangaroo. Every human that gets hit by them deserved it.

The soft release step in the release back into the wild sounds like a great idea. I always worry about what a disadvantage it is to go from being fed by humans in an enclosure to having to fend for yourself all alone in the wild. Best wishes for GG and God bless the people who put their time, hearts and money into his rehabilitation. 😘

Yea - Once you lock eyes (*the window to the soul) with another - vulnerable mammal (*marsupial?🤷‍♂️?) - it is very hard, to not want to check up on their status. Young roos - look so adorable - other commmenters, remarked that similar to chimpanzees - adult roos can be quite territorial and surly. idk~ ? 🤷‍♂️ ? Just glad this little hopper got 'em a little love and attention. God bless you guys.

i feel the same.. poor animals in Aussi had to endure those absolutely terrible fires. Just breaks my heart

Kangaroos are statistically more dangerous than sharks. This video doesn’t show their violence...😡😡

@@GardenGuy1943 who tf cares? It’s a child. You sound stupid.

If anyone is reading this I will rescue a baby kangaroo if they find one who needs a home. I live in Oklahoma.

Yes, they are. Absolutely!

I saved 3 in 2020

I've adopted three koalas! I love being a koala mum!💖💖💖💖💖💖🐨

@@ecclestonsangel you are so lucky

Unless you get one from a koala. Then you've REALLY made it!🐨🦘

@@ecclestonsangel unless you want C. pneumoniae no ones kissing any koalas

@@Niko69420 meh...I've had 2 different pneumonia vaccines. I'm not worried. And contrary to popular opinion, koalas CANNOT transmit chlamydia to humans. Completely different strain. It's funny that people still believe that urban legend, though. Almost as funny as the one about drop bears, and the one that they get high on gum leaves.

@@ecclestonsangel I guess the people at the zoo were wrong, then

@@Niko69420 about the chlamydia? Yep! About getting high on gum leaves? Yep, yep! About drop bears? Triple yep! The people, at the zoos don't know everything and neither do I, but about those three things, I'm absolutely certain. I learnt it from the koala experts at Port MacQuarie, Currumbin and FOK, not to mention a wonderful koala expert who runs a wild koala sanctuary. How's that for creds? 🙂🐨

Stfu

Don't be such whiny lil birch no one cares

@@iceychill2125 chill

@Blaze Larson ikr they did such a good job with taking care of him! 😃😃

@@sumirukadraglunia I think you meant to type that on a different comment?

One kangaroo and such a great commotion, but what about cows, calves and other creatures murdered in slaughterhouses are you not saving them? What a hideous hypocrisy, you are demons.

I agree 100%.

Very nice! Never heard that one before, but so true, my friend.

Amen

@@MNWILD43 brother it's a vese from Holy Quran....Surah to Al Ma'idah : verse 32

That's a great comment- did you see the one of someone who said these people are hypocrites for focusing on this joey - and first of all it's a short video anyway- but also saying how apparently they don't care about any other animals like baby calves- I can't even comprehend how someone would say that- no one can do everything, and we don't even know what else they rescue or most likely would care about! anyway, it's so great they did this! I always help injured birds or what I see in a city...eat plant based... I don't live down there but baby joeys are so sweet... they remind me of deer.... for that matter baby cows and horses too...

Exactly right, what they don't see they presume it didn't happen. There were so many groups of volunteers rescuing and caring for specific animals. There was groups who were assigned to domestic pets and animals, all livestock, and the different native species. In most native animal cases there were enough volunteers so each animal that could was treated and rehabilitated by the same person or people to lessen the trauma of being handled by too many people. I've rescued a few joeys from mothers killed on the road and they just melt your heart.

:) I don't know what to say sometimes about some things... That is so great! I remember hearing about vegetables being dropped for the animals ... which now makes me wonder about the Canadian fires...I'm sure they are rescuing too, most Canadians are really nice as well! If you cross the border over there I think everything becomes more green and cleaner !!! ........I always stop to help injured animals where I live, birds mostly,...one I just helped looked at me so sweetly!!! I took pictures!!! My dad loved Australia, I've never been yet, but I love joeys... I've never met one of course, but my rescue cat has a favorite kangaroo toy- and I'm realizing is a bit joey like- and now that we watched these videos I think he decided he wants to be one and my lap is even more coveted as the closest thing to a pouch!!! The smaller ginger tabbies are a lot similar, even expressions. I think tuxedos are more like koalas for some reason...(they like to be carried on your shoulder ... and v. sweet too) It's so sad how they are at risk being wild animals- as they are so sweet- and the mom's are amazing!!! They are lucky to have you!!!@@zalired8925

sorry, I think I repeated myself, I even read what I wrote, it's been a long day- plus that little bird was too cute- it literally was a Chimney Sweep - like in Mary Poppins!!

also, I have thought of the animals and the fires, and the effect of smoke even into the States etc... just I haven't seen the air dropping of produce stories ... (I think they hibernate when it's bad out, I see less squirrels out on some days...)

WOOWOW!.

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Funny I thought they hit the wrong thumb.

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oh my god this comment is everywhere, and its unoriginal. please STOP

I Kno right how could u not like animals

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It's the only life he can have. Males have to fight their way into a new mob. Unless he's a bruiser, he's now a loner.

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Well said! 💞💜💙To U and back to U from Australia 💑🐕🐱🦊🐈💏💞

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You're a human, not just a person (phrase taken from previous commenter)

@@zalired8925 💗

Clarissa, Thank you for the rescues you have done and the sweet animals you have saved! Good on you ! And Blessings to you and yours!💕💜💙🐺🐈🐱🐕🙏🙏💑🙏🙏💝from Australia 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩💕

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Bless you!

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