"Oh Jesus Christ... FENTON!!!"

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"wait a minute.. YOU'RE NOT FROM THE MAGICAL FORREST ! "

I like her panicked reining in of her dog that was about to chase the wallaby down and sniff it to death.

A cornered wallaby can kill a dog, and even though that dog is probably almost big enough to be safe, the vet bill would not be pleasant.>> ^Yogi:

I like her panicked reining in of her dog that was about to chase the wallaby down and sniff it to death.

>> ^oritteropo:

A cornered wallaby can kill a dog, and even though that dog is probably almost big enough to be safe, the vet bill would not be pleasant.>> ^Yogi:
I like her panicked reining in of her dog that was about to chase the wallaby down and sniff it to death.



Any cornered wallaby can kill any dog? Or has this happened like two times before?

wallabys have huge front claws. get in it's way and you'll know about it. extremely dangerous animals. why do you think we call our rugby team after them?>> ^Yogi:

>> ^oritteropo:
A cornered wallaby can kill a dog, and even though that dog is probably almost big enough to be safe, the vet bill would not be pleasant.>> ^Yogi:
I like her panicked reining in of her dog that was about to chase the wallaby down and sniff it to death.


Any cornered wallaby can kill any dog? Or has this happened like two times before?

This is an absolute true story --

My friend was driving me back from the airport about 10 pm. Dark country road in rural Washington State. Olympic Peninsula.

And we both saw a kangaroo jump in front of the car. A kangaroo. In rural Washington State.

Blew our minds.

Granted, it turned out to be an owl who was swooping down in front of the car and changed its mind as we barreled down the road, but we both saw a kangaroo. (I was sitting in the front seat, feeling a proper idiot for thinking a KANGAROO jumped in front of the car. But it was too funny to pass on exposing my own absurdity. So I said to her -- you will NEVER BELIEVE what I thought that was at first. She didn't miss a beat, she answered matter of factly and with great assurance. "A kangaroo." Dang, the human mind.)

You know I am sharing this video with her.

>> ^jjw001:
wallabys have huge front claws.I think you mean rear claws.

Both Kangaroos and Wallabies when provoked will lean back on their tails and kick at the stomachs of their attacker with powerful kicks. The intention being disembowelment. With some species reaching 3 metres in height, they are not to be approached lightly in the wild.

Apparently the wallaby is called Wesley, who escaped from a farm in 2004 and has been hopping around the nearby countryside ever since. Back in 2009 in the village of Pluckley nearby where this was filmed there was a sighting of a wallaby going over the zebra crossing - that must have looked pretty surreal! This BBC News article describes one family buying wallabies to help trim the garden, got to feel sorry for their postman...

Cocaine is a hell of a drug!

>> ^bareboards2:

This is an absolute true story --
My friend was driving me back from the airport about 10 pm. Dark country road in rural Washington State. Olympic Peninsula.
And we both saw a kangaroo jump in front of the car. A kangaroo. In rural Washington State.
Blew our minds.
Granted, it turned out to be an owl who was swooping down in front of the car and changed its mind as we barreled down the road, but we both saw a kangaroo. (I was sitting in the front seat, feeling a proper idiot for thinking a KANGAROO jumped in front of the car. But it was too funny to pass on exposing my own absurdity. So I said to her -- you will NEVER BELIEVE what I thought that was at first. She didn't miss a beat, she answered matter of factly and with great assurance. "A kangaroo." Dang, the human mind.)
You know I am sharing this video with her.

Dog vs Wallaroo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rgsp67M9ZWA