Now there is a proposal to cull kangaroos.

Should humans just adapt as the risk would have been know?

I think it's best just to be one one the popular species.

Yes a tough one I acknowledge but I would like my family, friends and myself to be able to surf in reasonable safety.

What about the polio virus, it has a right to live too

I'm told...............that Kangaroo numbers are much larger than they would be naturally. The reason being access to year round water by way of stock troughs and the amount grass available due to clearing. Add to this a large number of small farms being bought by city farmers who don't stock the properties and don't do their own culling to feed the dogs and guess what each doe has 3 joeyes on the go at anyone time.

I know my car insurance premium increased $100 last year alone due to kangaroo numbers in my area.

What is the best boosting kangaroo?

Anyway - now there is a proposal to cull kangaroos.

Like we haven't been doing that in the last 100 years.... so what is the story warwick?

as long as my patch of water will not be infested with swimming kanguroo I would not worry mandatory life jackets for them




but there are already signs on Coomera river waring about crossing kanguroo

that must be the same wag hanging signs about jumping koalas on my street.

Macroscien said..

good choice we have

And my favourite in the daintree rainforest (slightly doctored by some funny bugger)

1) teach roos to swim
2) teach roos to surf
3) surfing roos get eaten by sharks
4) safer for surfers, safer for drivers

due to the sharks penchant to expand food groups (latest reported was camel) this idea may work with mutual benefits to all albeit the slower roo's

Roo tastes good plus their nut-sack make good purses

Yeah but don't you think we should let in more roos from europe and stuff... and less of the roos from the incompatibe religionous areas like iraqi and syrian?
they wont assimilate