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Kangaroo Facts: Roos Have Complex, Longer Social Relationships Especially After Having a Joey
kangaroo mothers become more social when caring for joeys (which is the opposite of what previously thought). Researchers also uncovered new evidence that indicates kangaroos could potentially form long-term relationships.
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Kangaroos in Australia Being Driven to Localized Extinction for Their Meat; Activists File Petition Against New Zealand
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Australian Teenagers Arrested for Brutally Slaughtering 14 Kangaroos, Including 2 Joeys
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Beware! 7 Cute Animals that Can Actually Kill a Person
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Anatomically Faultless Kangaroo is Most Ancient Australia's Rock Painting
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Underground Creatures Gets Through Climate Change in California Desert
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White Kangaroo Dies After Being Turned Away By Vets
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Video of Kangaroo on a Leash Sparks Debate: Should Wild Animals Be Treated Like Pets?
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Extinct Kangaroo Ancestor Wasn't Much Of a Hopper
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Kangaroos More Gassy Than Thought: Learning for Cows
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Kangaroos and Humans Have Cartilage Link?
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Kangaroos Are All Left-Handed?
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Huge Extinct Kangaroo Wasn't a Hopper
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