Do you think kangaroos can be vindictive?

[ThatGuyToaster]

[Anonymous]

Kangaroos, like most animals, primarily act out of instinct and need rather than emotions like vindictiveness. However, they can exhibit aggressive behaviors if they feel threatened or cornered. Male kangaroos, for instance, might engage in fights over territory or mates, and some species have been known to act aggressively toward humans or other animals if provoked.

In terms of being "vindictive," that's a human trait—motivated by the desire for revenge. Kangaroos don't seem to have this kind of complex emotional response. Their actions are more likely to be driven by survival instincts or responses to perceived threats.

[ThatGuyToaster]

He did tell the kangaroo to a) let go of his dog and b) not to scratch his window! All jokes aside: I assume the 2 videos I provided are of the same kangaroo AND the voice we hear off screen is of the same man. Let's assume my assumption is correct: What do you think this kangaroo's behaviour communicates?

[Opinion Owner]

It's a kangaroo with strong opinions.

[ThatGuyToaster]

I guess the Kangaroo just wanted to box. "Beat it! Get outta town! We don't need your dogs here! This is OUR territory, b*tch!", the kangaroo might have been thinking...

[exitseven]

Yes, kangaroos are not the cute critters you see in the cartoons. They will beat the crap out of you.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[PepperJackson]

I don’t trust them. But I heard they taste like chicken.

[Lliam]

@pepperjackson. Years ago, Burger King got busted for putting kangaroo meat in their burgers and got the nick name Home of the Hopper. True story.

[PepperJackson]

@Lliam

They eat grass, so they probably not bad.

[Lliam]

It is consumed in Australia and in some other countries, including Europe and the U. S.

[PepperJackson]

@Lliam

Let's go whack a few.

[ThatGuyToaster]

Let's go whack a few, provided they overpopulate or start to stalk people, harassing them at their houses. "Don't you scratch my window!"

[DrPepper12]

Any life form can appear to be or be...