61. Baby Kangaroos Playing On The Beach Apr 21, 2010 This video by YouTube user Lisapud shows baby kangaroos playing and swimming with humans on a I need a baby kangaroo NOW. so damn cute! http://www.neatorama.com/2010/04/21/baby-kangaroos-playing-at-the-beach/

@import url(http://static.neatorama.com/img9/style-reg.css?version=1); Quick Login Regular Login Register Neat Stuff ... Small Gifts RSS LITE TOPICS Business Collaborations ... Baby Kangaroos Playing on the Beach By John Farrier in Video Clips on Apr 21, 2010 at 10:14 am YouTube Link This video by YouTube user Lisapud shows baby kangaroos playing and swimming with humans on a beach. via Urlesque Tags: kangaroo Neat stuff from the NeatoShop Tweeto, Ergo Sum Ice Cream Towel Treat Star Wars Wall Clock GailPink Apr 21st, 2010 at 10:42 am That is so cute, I cannot live. fraoch Apr 21st, 2010 at 1:16 pm I need a baby kangaroo NOW. so damn cute! Lea Apr 21st, 2010 at 5:59 pm Squee! Another adorable thing I cannot have! Edward Apr 21st, 2010 at 6:49 pm I believe the proper term is "joey". Apr 22nd, 2010 at 1:55 am Yeah yeah 30 seconds later they were eating that backgruond puppy and disembowelling that woman. alan Apr 22nd, 2010 at 6:01 am Good grief! Why on earth is that animal wearing a collar?! marishka Apr 22nd, 2010 at 9:29 am

62. Kangaroo - Definition A kangaroo is any of several large macropods (the marsupial family that also includes the wallabies, tree kangaroos, wallaroos, pademelons and the quokka 45 species in all). http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Kangaroo

Kangaroo - Definition This article is about kangaroos, the marsupial. Kangaroo is also the name of a 1980s arcade game. Kangaroos Eastern Grey Kangaroo Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Subclass: Marsupialia Order: Diprotodontia Suborder: Phalangerida Family: Macropodidae Genus: Macropus Species Macropus rufus Macropus giganteus Macropus fuliginosus A kangaroo is any of several large macropods (the marsupial family that also includes the wallabies tree kangaroos wallaroos pademelons and the quokka : 45 species in all). The term kangaroo is sometimes used in a broader sense to refer to all members of the macropod family. Kangaroos are native to the continent of Australia The word kangaroo is said to derive from the Guugu Yimidhirr (an Australian Aboriginal language ) word gangurru, referring to the Grey Kangaroo (see photo to the right). The name was first recorded as kangaru by Joseph Banks on James Cook 's first voyage of exploration, when they were beached at the mouth of the Endeavour River in the harbour of modern Cooktown for almost 7 weeks repairing their ship which had been damaged on the Great Barrier Reef Kangaroo soon became adopted into standard English where it has come to mean any member of the family of kangaroos and wallabies. The belief that it means "I don't understand" is a popular

63. Some Interesting Facts About Marsupials (and Especially Kangaroos): Card Wildlif The Red Kangaroo, native to Australia, has a 30 day gestation period and the single baby weighs only 1 gram (.035 ounces) when it is born. http://www.ferris.edu/card/kids_corner/marsupials.htm

Public Hours/Contact Information Kids Corner Purchase "A Hunter's Journey" ... Donate Some Interesting Facts About Marsupials (and especially Kangaroos) The name marsupial comes from the marsupium, or pouch, in which these animals carry and nurse their young. Marsupials have very short gestation periods (the time the young spend in the mother's tummy). The Virginia opossum (the only marsupial in Michigan) has a gestation period of only 13 days, and the young are only the size of a question mark when they are born. The Red Kangaroo, native to Australia, has a 30 day gestation period and the single baby weighs only 1 gram (.035 ounces) when it is born. The baby kangaroo, called a joey, spends about 235 days in the mother's pouch. Australia has about 120 species of marsupials, New Guinea has 53 species of marsupials, South and Central America have 90 species of marsupials, and North America has only two species of marsupials. Marsupials range in size from tiny shrew-like creatures (5 grams) to large kangaroos (over 200 pounds). There are marsupials that have occupied every available niche from tiny insect eaters to large plant eaters. There are even marsupial moles! Marsupials first evolved in South America about 100 million years ago. At that time, South America, Australia and Antarctica were connected together in one big continent. Australia and Antarctica gradually moved away from South America and both continents became isolated. Marsupial mammals were free to evolve in isolation, and evolution produced the characteristics found in present day Australian mammals.

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65. Scientists To Make Cows Fart Like Kangaroos To Cool The Planet | Inhabitat - Gre Jan 3, 2008 We re guessing that headline caught your attention! Cow farts are a source of greenhouse gases, while kangaroo farts are methane free thanks http://www.inhabitat.com/2008/01/03/scientists-to-make-cows-fart-like-kangaroos/

66. Kangaroos: Natural History Notebooks Notes and images of kangaroos, updated from the Canadian Museum of Nature's Natural History Notebooks series. http://www.nature.ca/notebooks/english/kanga.htm

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68. Boxing Kangaroos! Bouncing nimbly on powerful hind legs, sizing each other up, the two opponents launch sudden combinations, jabbing and grappling with smart forelegs to gain http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/animals/news-boxing-kangaroos

69. Kangaroos And Wallabies - Body, Used, Water, Life, Energy, Animals, Plant, The D Aug 2, 2010 kangaroos and wallabies are pouched mammals, or marsupials, of Australia and nearby islands that are famous for their great leaping ability. http://www.scienceclarified.com/Io-Ma/Kangaroos-and-Wallabies.html

Powered by JRank Science Clarified Science Clarified Io-Ma Kangaroos and wallabies Kangaroos and wallabies are pouched mammals, or marsupials, of Australia and nearby islands that are famous for their great leaping ability. The name kangaroo is usually used for large species and wallaby for smaller ones. They all belong to the family Macropodidae Some kangaroos live in social groups and others are completely solitary. In general, the larger animals and the ones that live in open grasslands are more social. Within a group, called a mob, the individuals are safer. In a mob, the dominant male competes with the others to become the father of most of the offspring, called joeys. Because the dominant male is generally larger than the other males (called boomers), over many generations the males have become considerably larger than the females (called does). The difficult life of a newborn kangaroo For such a large animal, the gestation period (pregnancy) is incredibly short. The longest among the kangaroos is that of the eastern gray. The baby is born after only 38 days. It is less than an inch long, blind, and hairless like the newborns of all marsupials.

70. Kangaroos Kangaroo Junction . What could be more Australian than a Kangaroo? The largest of all living marsupials the Kangaroo is an icon for this amazing island nation. http://www.rfadventures.com/kangaroos.htm

Kangaroo Junction What could be more Australian than a Kangaroo? The largest of all living marsupials the Kangaroo is an icon for this amazing island nation. Adorning the Australian National Crest, the kangaroo literally symbolizes this amazing island nation. Capable of some truly incredible feats of leaping the giant Red Kangaroos can stand as tall as an adult man. RainForest is home to a pair of male Red Kangaroos. Range: Majority of Inland Australia. Habitat: Prefers semi arid grasslands. Natural Diet: Herbivore Diet at RainForest: Prepared Kangaroo diet with fresh grazing available. Our red kangaroos have favorite food items, broccoli and asparagus are relished along with fresh whole wheat bread! Size: Up to 200 pounds, the male red is the largest of all kangaroo species. RainForest Facts: The red kangaroo is not always red! There are actually differences in the color of the animals based on the range of the wild populations. In the eastern part of its range males are usually red (pale red to brick red) and females a bluish grey, elsewhere, both sexes may be reddish/brown How do they survive in a desert

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72. - UMKC Athletics kangaroos are the largest marsupial surviving on earth today. They are well known for their style of movement; hopping on their hind legs whilst using their large, muscular http://www.umkckangaroos.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=18300&ATCLID=2050207

73. X-Project: Phantom Kangaroos Phantom kangaroos have been spotted in a variety of urban and rural settings and are said to be particularly hostile http://www.xprojectmagazine.com/archives/cryptozoology/phantomkangas.html

Search Archives Forums X-Project Topics The Paranormal Cryptozoology Archive Index X-Project Features Paranormal Forum Paranormal Books Paranormal Bohemian Home ... Cryptozoology > Phantom Kangaroos Phantom Kangaroos by Davy Russell POSTED: 30 January 99 It’s hard to believe that Australian kangaroos could be hopping around all over the United States. But what’s even harder to imagine is that these out-of-place marsupials appear to posses supernatural abilities as they rummage through the backyards of bewildered people in California, Illinois, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Ohio, and Indiana, to name a few. Phantom kangaroos have been spotted in a variety of urban and rural settings and are said to be particularly hostile. They are described to be 3.5 - 5.5 feet tall with glowing eyes and ghostly characteristics. They have been blamed for slaughtering numerous dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, and other small animals in areas with high kangaroo activity. According to W. Haden Blackman’s Field Guide to North American Monsters , the first reported phantom kangaroo sighting was on June 12, 1899 in Richmond, Wisconsin.

74. Kangaroo Buy Kangaroo soft toys, gifts, and souvenirs here. Also learn about kangaroos, and their 3 main breeds. Australian Store in Texas. http://about-australia-shop.com/kangaroos.htm

About Australia Rodeo Australian Foods, Gifts and Souvenirs 401 Isom Rd, Suite 500, San Antonio, Texas, 78216, USA Phone 210-299-1077, Fax 210-541-6755 www.about-australia-shop.com KANGAROOS Buy Kangaroo PRODUCTS THAT WE CARRY Kangaroo Plush / Soft Toys / Clip-on Kangaroos / Hand Puppets Wildlife Books Childrens Books T-Shirts Aboriginal Art Panels Display Boomerangs w/ Aboriginal Kangaroo Art Pewter: Kangaroo Key Chains / Necklaces / Pens / Business Card Holders Kangaroo Roadsigns Kangaroo Postcards "G'day Mate" Kangaroo Souvenir Number Plate Kangaroo Shotglasses / Mugs Inflatable Kangaroos WHAT IS A KANGAROO? Kangaroos, or "roos" (a common abbreviation) are perhaps the most widely recognised Australian native animal. As a symbol of Australia, roos are constantly used by Australian businesses and organisations to display their patriotism and pride towards their homeland. RED KANGAROOS (Macropus rufus) Red Kangaroos are named after their distinctively red fur, a result of evolution, likening them to their native habitat of the arid plains and bush land of the central Australian outback. Although the males possess this feature, female Reds often have more of a blue/grey colour to their fur and are sometimes to referred to as Blue-fliers. Reds are the largest breed of Kangaroo, and also the biggest marsupial in existence today, measuring an average of 5'11" (180cm) in height and weighing around 200lb (90kg). Red Joeys become independent from their mothers at a relatively young age due to their predatory environment and need to learn quickly if they are going to avoid being the dinner of a fox, eagle or dingo. Their superior long-range vision is essential to their survival on the open plains, but Reds' have poor short-range sight.

75. Global Warming Threatens Kangaroos - UPI.com Oct 16, 2008 Australian scientists have issued another warning concerning global warming, saying kangaroos face possible extinction this century as http://www.upi.com/Science_News/2008/10/16/Global-warming-threatens-kangaroos/UP

76. The Cryptid Zoo: Kangaroos In Cryptozoology Wild kangaroos are often sighted in places where they are not supposed to be native. Does North America have an undiscovered marsupial? http://www.newanimal.org/kanga.htm

The Cryptid Zoo: Kangaroos What are kangaroos doing in a website that is devoted to cryptozoology ? Kangaroos are perfectly real creatures, after all. Cryptozoology is about creatures that might or might not be real. The answer is that some kangaroos are perfectly real and are not disputed by scientists, while others are highly controversial. Those kangaroos that live in Australia are perfectly normal beasts, but those reported in sightings from places such as North America are often bizarre. The existence of a stable North American breeding population of kangaroos has never been confirmed, even though sightings are quite common. Some breeding populations of feral kangaroos in Europe have been accepted as real by mainstream scientists, but not in enough places to account for the widespread spatial scale of European kangaroo sightings. The escapes of occasional pet kangaroos in Europe and North America do not seem to explain the sheer number of sightings, and escapes from zoos or the circus are rare, with the animals generally being recaptured within a few days at most. Most explanations of these cryptid kangaroos do not rest on sightings of escaped kangaroos. Instead, the mainstream scientists and the cryptozoologists have gone in different directions with their theories. Mainstream science tends to suggest that such sightings are based on sheer hallucination or mistaken observations of more ordinary creatures, such as feral dogs. Cryptozoologists tend to hypothesize that, at some point in the past, feral kangaroos established a breeding population. A few explanations go much farther and propose that North America has a native undiscovered marsupial that is related to the mostly extinct South American marsupials.

77. High On Kangaroos - National Zoo| FONZ Tree kangaroos feed legends—and appetites—in New Guinea s cloud forests. Can scientists learn about these littleknown marsupials before they go extinct? http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Publications/ZooGoer/2007/3/tree_kangaroos.cfm

78. Australian Kangaroos Gold Coins - Gold Investment Australian kangaroos Gold Coins Nuggets are .9999 fine Great for Gold Investing. http://www.cmi-gold-silver.com/australian-kangaroos-gold-coins.html

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79. Elusive Tree Kangaroos Fitted With Video Cameras Dec 16, 2009 With an endearing face and thick fur, the Matschies tree kangaroos of Papua New Guinea are only found on the islands Huon peninsula, and, http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/12/091216-crittercam-tree-kangaroo-

80. CPSV Volleyball | Fighting Kangaroos - 2. Volleyball Bundesliga, CPSV Volleyball Volleyballabteilung (Leistungssport) des Polizeisportverein Chemnitz. http://www.fighting-kangaroos.de/

Hauptmenü Home CPSV Mannschaften Damen I Damen II Damen III Jugend (w) ... Beach Fan-Ecke Pressestimmen Volleyball im TV Liveticker Tickets ... Fanforum Allgemein Kontakte Anfahrt Impressum Tabelle Home 1:3-Niederlage gegen Ligaprimus Die Fighting Kangaroos Chemnitz verloren das Spitzenspiel der zweiten Bundesliga Süd gegen den SV Lohhof nach 90 Spielminuten mit 1:3 (18:25, 25:21, 15:25, 23:25). Damit bleibt der Erstligaabsteiger aus Unterschleißheim das Maß aller Dinge. weiterlesen >> Spitzenspiel der zweiten Liga steigt in Chemnitz Das Spitzenspiel der zweiten Bundesliga Süd steigt am kommenden Samstag in Chemnitz. Ab 19 Uhr kommt es in der CPSV-Sporthalle an der Forststraße zum Showdown zwischen den Fighting Kangaroos Chemnitz und dem ungeschlagenen Tabellenführer SV Lohhof. weiterlesen >> News Damen CPSV Jugend: Un voyage vers la France CPSV II: Bittere Niederlage gegen Meiningen CPSV II: Niederlage gegen TSV Leipzig 76 CPSV II: 1:3 Niederlage in Erfurt ... Wir sind Mitteldeutscher Meister!!!! News Herren CPSV II: Auswärtssieg in Burgstädt CPSV I: 2 Jubiläen, 2 neue Schuhe und 2 Punkte

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