Wombat and a rare non-stealth kangaroo, in Adelaide zoo.
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2 comments:
lol I love how you put a rare non-stealth kangaroo? I'm guessing most kangaroos at the zoo were fast?
When we went to Oz we imagined we'd see packs / herds / troops of kangas bounding across the landscape.
I've heard of a drawing which shows the horizon, one pebble, and one small cactus, and the title is "Apache War Party, Arizona". I suspect those darn kangaroos are as stealthy as Apaches, cause we sure didn't see any of them. Signs warning of kangaroos, yes. Actual kangaroos, no.
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