Kangaroos

A father in New South Wales was trying to protect his family when a wild kangaroo punched him.

Authorities believe the Kangaroo, discovered roaming in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was someone's pet.

Over 800 million animals have died in New South Wales alone, according to the University of Sydney.

The animal likely became a meal for a roaming wolf, even though no remains were discovered.

A PhD student study focusing on the environmental impact of carcasses filmed a feral cat eating an entire kangaroo, to the surprise of the students holding the study.

Short-faced kangaroos are an entirely extinct group of marsupial herbivores that arose during the Miocene Epoch—around 23 to 5.3 million years ago—and diversified prolifically during Australia's Ice Age.

Crikey, mates!

Police have released images to help identify the three men.

A cold, dry winter has led to a shortage in food for kangaroos.

Phalaris grass intoxication leaves kangaroos stumbling around and can cause damage the central nervous system, or sudden death.

Number one is faster than a Lamborghini.

Around 3,200 of the two-legged marsupials will be put down in the next three months.

Addicted to sugar, the animals have been hitting and slashing at tourists who tease them with the surprisingly harmful snacks.

The disturbing video shows a man repeatedly slashing the animal's neck.

It hops like a kangaroo but spends most of its time underground.