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13 Comments
MilkmanDansays...Must have a myostatin mutation, like double muscled cows.
newtboyI think so. One of the other video of him was titled 'double muscled kangaroo'.
Must have a myostatin mutation, like double muscled cows.
CrushBugDo you even lift, bro?
Asmosays...BEEFCAKE!!!!
FantomasAs far as I know, this is actually normal for a dominant male red kangaroo. The alpha male of each mob gets breeding rights with the females can get enormous in size.
They're nicknamed 'boomers' for a reason.
I think so. One of the other videos of him was titled 'double muscled kangaroo'.
worthwordstoo much weighs not enough speed work
wax66Is it just me, or did he look like he was posing at the end? One of those bodybuilder poses.
PaybackFunniest looking dog I ever saw was a Whippet with that mutation.
Must have a myostatin mutation, like double muscled cows.
newtboyGood point, but as I said above, the other video of him was labeled 'double muscled kangaroo', and I've never seen a boomer that looked like this. I think he's a mutant.
As far as I know, this is actually normal for a dominant male red kangaroo. The alpha male of each mob gets breeding rights with the females can get enormous in size.
They're nicknamed 'boomers' for a reason.
MordhausLooks like he skipped leg day.
OverLordWelcome to the gun show mate!
Retroboysays...Kangaroids.
SaNdMaNsays...Perfect demonstration of the fact that muscle growth does have A LOT to do with genetics and not just exercise and nutrition.
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