don't abbos still eat em

think 50kg is the upper limit for the big bulls

then it's legit hunting

so a roo is about the same weight as a buck deer that car is probs totaled

Farmed Kangaroos are a thing but that isn't the same as running one down with a car and leaving it for dead have you ever had to shot one or seen one shot cause some fucker hit it and left it for dead on the side of the road? They feel pain...

@64

*shrug*

hitting something like that has to be a reason to go to the hospital

It's fucking agony waiting for the council to put the poor bastard down

dunno, hit a deer once and lived to tell the tale

now a moose on the other hand...

you dead

@64 how fast

highway speeds fast

cuz those guyss looked like they were cookin it

was like, 12 years ago

can't remember

too fast to stop in time, that's for sure

you know Kangaroos are one of the least intelligent animals for their size on the planet right?

55-90kg on a bull male kangaroo

oh wow a friend hit a deer goin like 100 plus and got fucked up and it was a spring time fawn

Koalas are the least intelligent animal on the planet

@Pirate When did you get scat? Well done.

I'm the token scat aussie now

Ah I see.

their gated community is ruined

oh yeah, and kept driving through the cold of winter

with the windshield smashed in

fun time

Koala would literally dye of hunger before eating food in a bowl but that is because there brain only has instinct

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqI5QrEjSPY

They don't have problem solving skills

koala einstein

he's figured out how to eat shit that isn't that specific leaf

@Crysknife86 alot of animals dont have problem solving skills

no evolutionary pressure -> no need for problem solving skills

I mean they don't have that part of the brain that allows basic problem solving, most animals have some level of capacity but don't use it. There basically a goldfish.

game journos are the least intelligent animal on the planet

https://youtu.be/vfIn9OqhZWo

"Because of its small brain, the koala has a limited ability to perform complex, unfamiliar behaviours. For example, when presented with plucked leaves on a flat surface, the animal cannot adapt to the change in its normal feeding routine and will not eat the leaves."