That may be true but I suspect it is unlikely . More likely is that they eat seals , etc . Also eating people foolish enough to paddle into their territory on surf boards . And roos do not surf , PERIOD !
Petey mate, having lived an surfed in two of the world renown surfing areas, I can assure you that Roo's do surf. I seen it with my own eyes, and have, on occasion surfed with them. It's true Petey.
It would be great if an Orca didn't decide to mate with you.
For you or the orca ?
Petey, you're a kangaroo, please be careful. Orca's have been known to eat Kangaroos.
Let's go trolling for Tuna!
That may be true but I suspect it is unlikely . More likely is that they eat seals , etc . Also eating people foolish enough to paddle into their territory on surf boards . And roos do not surf , PERIOD !
That is awesome; what fun!
Petey mate, having lived an surfed in two of the world renown surfing areas, I can assure you that Roo's do surf. I seen it with my own eyes, and have, on occasion surfed with them. It's true Petey.
SURF'S UP MATE!!!!
That surfing roo picture ... priceless ! The roo in the surf ... maybe .
I may have to steal the 1st picture as my new avatar .
It's yours Petey.
The second one is a classic, ''checking out the waves''...All us surfers do it.
Title for the 1st picture : Hanging eleven ...
LOL, ''Hanging eleven''...But, but they have 3 toes on each foot Petey.
Whoa ! You are a stickler for details . According to these websites they have 4 toes per foot :
But other sites seem to say only 3 toes .
Since you are gonna be so precise ... I would point out that saying "bloody thing" is a British thing . Australian would be "bloomin' thing " ...
Go with the 3 toes Petey. Actually ''Bloody Thing'' is Aussie. Also the caption is nottruly Aussie. It should read, not Oh Boy, but Crickie.
Remember Petey I lived there and have a daughter, grand kids and great grandkids living there. One of the grandkids has a pet Roo.
Clearly you have the advantage on me here . Crickie !
I'm waiting for the new avatar of the surfin' Roo.