Kangaroo meat

[Anonymous No.16016530]

Why isn't it more popular?
>kangaroos population is incredibly large
>they cause problems to farmers, so by killing them you could kill 2 birds with one stone
>meat is very rich in nutrients
>they spend their life jumping around so the hind quarters are hella tender (or so i heard)
>you can also obtain leather from them

I seriously hope it isn't for "nooo, muh heckin cute wholesome kangarino" animalist bullshit

[Anonymous No.16016539]

>>16016530
> jumping around so the hind quarters are hella tender
use your brain

[Anonymous No.16016560]

it's "nooo, muh heckin cute wholesome kangarino" from non ausfags that don't realize that these things are like the Australian equivalent of pigeons

[Anonymous No.16016568]

>>16016530
roo is delicious. I had homemade roo jerkey twice and it is to die for.

[Anonymous No.16016574]

Smells kinda like wet dog.

[Anonymous No.16016588]

>>16016530
Their blood contains toxic compounds that cant always be cooked out. Processing costs and risks arent worth it so u rarely see it anywhere.

[Anonymous No.16016602]

>>16016588
Well I got good news for you. Meat doesn't have blood in it. And also I can't find any sources that say roo blood is toxic. Maybe you pulled it out of your asshole?

[Anonymous No.16016605]

>>16016530
>they spend their life jumping around so the hind quarters are hella tender
Unlikely. There's a reason veal is raised the way it is. The tougher the muscle, the tougher the meat, which is muscle anyway.

As to why it's not popular, it's because consoomers are afraid of new or strong flavors, that's why lamb is relatively unpopular in the West with the wider populace, and also why rabbit has gone down in popularity. People complain about supermarket chickens being flavorless, but the truth is, the chicken farmers have engineered the birds to be like that because it bodes well with most people. Also why most of them don't like any kind of organ meat that tends to be strong-tasting. Even in countries with traditional dishes that include them, the younger generations tend to shun them.

[Anonymous No.16016607]

>>16016602
Blood isnt in meat but the myoglobin retains the toxicity. Do some actual research then feel free to rejoin the conversation thx.

[Anonymous No.16016627]

>>16016530
>>they spend their life jumping around so the hind quarters are hella tender
Come on now.

[Anonymous No.16016630]

>>16016607
How is the myoglobin toxic? I tried to look this up and found nothing.

[Anonymous No.16016642]

>>16016630
>how is it toxic
By its chemical structure? Lmao... holy shit you know what myoglobin is but not what toxic means? Really amazing...

[Anonymous No.16016653]

>>16016530
hard to raise kangaroos overseas, not enough left over kanga meat to sell to foreigners to cover the cost of manufacture overseas , cannot cover the tariffs without losing profit

[Anonymous No.16016681]

>>16016530
also u cant live off me lol why not? ummm cant be friends w someone just think about it, hang out w your victim and one day they will be your friend?

fyi some idiots thought eng was number 1 country and on top of that i was dying to marry a real british man

[Anonymous No.16016703]

>>16016681
lol dumb broad

[Anonymous No.16016788]

>>16016642
How is it's chemical structure toxic? Again, I couldn't find a single source that claims kangaroo meat is toxic. How about you send me a source if you're so smart?

[Anonymous No.16016936]

>>16016530
cause they taste like shit. I bought kangaroo burgers and god they're like leather.

[Anonymous No.16016942]

>>16016703
right.......

[Anonymous No.16016965]

>>16016788
So you're still begging me to define words for you? Peak IQ right here... why should I do your research for you? Seems unfair to me to waste my time looking things up when you obviously have a phone/computer. Maybe figure something out for yourself for once and quit crying like a little pissbaby about not knowing what others do.

[Anonymous No.16016994]

>>16016588
>>16016607
>>16016642
>>16016965
Weak b8 m8.
Roo meat, when cooked properly, is no more toxic/dangerous/whatever than any other game.

[Anonymous No.16017121]

>>16016936
Roo sausages are pretty nice, but I'm sure they had other stuff that wasn't roo meat in them.

[Anonymous No.16017143]

roo is touch if not cooked correctly. most people fuck it up then just think thats what all kangaroo is like.

even the sausages/burgers are tough if you cook them too long

i just wish coles sold crocodile, emu and rabbit more often. i usually have to go to the smaller store near a retirement village to get less common meats.

[Anonymous No.16017152]

>>16016530
>they spend their life jumping around so the hind quarters are hella tender
The more a muscle gets used, the less tender it is. Your room temperature IQ is showing.
>>16016681
>>16016942
What the fuck are you trying to convey?

[Anonymous No.16017154]

>>16016965
So youre basically saying you just made that shit up?

[Anonymous No.16017163]

>>16017143
Major chains don't want to increase food diversity, they want complete control of the food chain and kangaroo isn't farmed so they can't control it.

[Anonymous No.16017370]

>>16017154
>tells you to do your own research
>y-you made that up!!
stupid AND lazy. Many such cases.

[Anonymous No.16017376]

>>16016530
not very tasty and gamey
I'm pretty sure the meat is mostly processed into dogfood instead

[Anonymous No.16017391]

>>16016605
>There's a reason veal is raised the way it is
You mean not raised at all and killed before their muscles can toughen up? What argument do you think you're making here
Kangaroo is an objectively tough and stringy meat, have you ever actually eaten it?

[Anonymous No.16017392]

>>16017370
But I DID do research, and I couldn't find anything that cited your claim. So now I'm asking you, the holder of this gem of wisdom, to send me a link to prove you haven't' entirely just pulled this out your ass. Fuck, I would take a fucking starmagazine or buzzfeed article at this point.

[Anonymous No.16017401]

>>16017391
I have, makes some incredible jerky. You can get satisfied off of 25 calories of it. And it takes a while to eat (something i enjoy because I have always had healthy strong teeth)

[Anonymous No.16017414]

>>16017401
Oh sorry I thought you were arguing it's a tender meat, yeah obviously it's a tough meat

[Anonymous No.16017419]

>>16017392
I was honestly going to til you started in with your crybaby crap. Honestly no point in rewarding that kind of behavior. I seriously don't understand how google has failed you thusfar, though. I really don't.

[Anonymous No.16017475]

>>16017419
Not the anon you've been talking to, but you are clearly a faggot nigger and fucking dumb

[Anonymous No.16017493]

>>16017475
>t. midwit
Lotta seethe over a little toxic roo meat. Relax, crybaby.

[Anonymous No.16017525]

>>16016642
>uhhhhh, its the chemical structure
>doesn't post what said chemical structure is

at least try with your b8 posts

[Anonymous No.16017582]

>>16017525
>posts chemical structure
>"lol like I'm supposed to know what that means..."
based retard

[Anonymous No.16017614]

>>16017493
Why are you so gay? Were you raised by a single mother?

[Anonymous No.16017663]

Kangaroo is pretty based, it's also cheaper than beef now.

[Anonymous No.16017670]

>>16017614
>projecting this hard
Sorry ur dad didnt feel like sticking around, bud. No need to spaz out about it on a cooking board.

[Anonymous No.16017758]

>>16016530
Ths but with raccoon in the US

[Anonymous No.16017806]

>>16017670
lol omg

[Anonymous No.16017873]

Whenever I try to look up kangaroo recipes all I can find are ultra-modern new age fusion chefs who recommend adding it to some kind of asian salad with a ginger/ coriander/ obscure-vietnanese-vegetable dressing or noodles or something
Does anyone know of recipes that are more like Italian/ European continental style? Maybe involving rosemary, thyme, wine, marinades or for use in a pasta sauce for example?

[Anonymous No.16017880]

>>16017873
>vietnanese
Recipe denied, retard.

[Anonymous No.16018112]

kangaroo is sold in pretty much nearly every supermarket grocery store in australia

[Anonymous No.16018126]

>>16018112
Guess you've never been to NSW...

[Anonymous No.16018130]

>>16018126
is it really not sold in there?
its widely available where i am qld

[Anonymous No.16018140]

>>16018130
Figured it was common knowledge. Cant all be as spoiled as u lot.

[Anonymous No.16018143]

>>16018140
nsw is shit anyway

[Anonymous No.16018144]

>>16018126
I'm pretty sure it is sold in NSW

[Anonymous No.16018151]

>>16018144
Nah m8

[Anonymous No.16018162]

>>16018151
you might have a smaller/ shittier version of Coles or Woolworths near you
the one Woollies to me doesn't sell it but I'm pretty sure the larger one further to me does

[Anonymous No.16018172]

>>16018162
Never seen it in stores. Only tried it once from an old m8 of mine. Thought maybe it was just more of a noonga type thing.

[Anonymous No.16018183]

>>16016530
>why isnt this meat from an animal that lives in one place as popular as the meat from animals that are literally everywhere?
I havent the slightest clue.

[Anonymous No.16018189]

>>16018172
I could be wrong, I go up to Queensland a bit so maybe I'm confusing it in my head

[Anonymous No.16018204]

>>16018189
No worries. It's fucked here anyway like that other anon said.

[Anonymous No.16018223]

>>16018204
>lelele it's so fucked here strewth cunt XD
this is literally one of the most well off countries in the world, stop moaning

[Anonymous No.16018481]

>>16016965
you think youre so fucking cool, huh? you think youre so fucking tough?

[Anonymous No.16018492]

>>16016530
>>they spend their life jumping around so the hind quarters are hella tender

[Anonymous No.16018493]

>>16018481
What are u on about now turbofaggot?

[Anonymous No.16018835]

I like fat in my meat and want chunks of fat so it's pretty shit

[Anonymous No.16018848]

>>16016530
it doesn't taste very good to me. it also has basically no fat so it doesnt cook that well. I still eat it sometimes cause the protein

[Anonymous No.16018852]

100% it's "nooo, muh heckin cute wholesome kangarino". Its made even worse by the fact that they wouldn't be factory farmed

[Anonymous No.16018885]

>>16018852
Kangaroos aren't even cute, only suburbanites and city cunts and foreigners would think they are.
Id rather they be (not factory) farmed. There's huge land available for it.
Farming only to reduce parasites and etc, since kangaroo meat is known for pretty high parasite levels.https://districtbulletin.com.au/health-alert-bush-meat/
Here's a source since I'm not a retard who makes claims then doesn't back them up. Especially when I know it's easy to find and people will disagree.
But hey, prove me wrong with your own source that isn't you personally typing words here :).

[Inb4accusationsofsamefagorpers(...) No.16018899]

>>16016965
Guys I just came to this thread and figured out incredibly quickly that this guy can't back up his words with evidence and is a fucking moron who is resorting to distraction techniques to feel better about his lack of intelligence and being literally wrong.
I mean all the evidence is in this thread, you don't even need to google for this one.

[Anonymous No.16018900]

>>16016965
Christ you’re an obnoxious little spitfuck aren’t you?

[Anonymous No.16018913]

>>16016588

Do you have a source on that?

Source?

A source. I need a source.

Sorry, I mean I need a source that explicitly states your argument. This is just tangential to the discussion.

No, you can't make inferences and observations from the sources you've gathered. Any additional comments from you MUST be a subset of the information from the sources you've gathered.

You can't make normative statements from empirical evidence.

Do you have a degree in that field?

A college degree? In that field?

Then your arguments are invalid.

No, it doesn't matter how close those data points are correlated. Correlation does not equal causation.

Correlation does not equal causation.

CORRELATION. DOES. NOT. EQUAL. CAUSATION.

You still haven't provided me a valid source yet.

Nope, still haven't.

[Anonymous No.16018916]

>>16018885
Who the fuck do you think buys farmed meat if not suburbanites?
I don't know what sources I can post? It's clear I agree with you from the first post I made?

[Anonymous No.16018925]

>>16018126
The fuck you on about? Every single time I go into coles (regional NSW) they always have kangaroo sausages, steak, mince... Sometimes they're even sold out of sausages (though the coles here is kind of lazy with stock sometimes).

[Anonymous No.16018933]

>>16018885
I don't think any Australian animals are cute. Maybe wombats or tassie devils. Certainly not kangaroos or koalas. There's something stubbornly stupid about them.

[Anonymous No.16018944]

>>16018885
total retard, there's no reason to farm them, hunting them is fine. You really think having kangaroos cooped up in some magical huge land is going to reduce parasites and disease?

[Anonymous No.16018956]

>>16018916
Sorry mate I wasn't taking a swipe at you
Also kangaroo meat is basically hunted, not farmed
>>16018944
It's quality control, animal husbandry and all the benefits of not letting them mingle with infected populations in infected areas. Sure it's not going to completely stop it but it will reduce the rates substantially

[Anonymous No.16018959]

The real reason is marketing. Australia spent the last several decades with the kangaroo as a symbol of their unique fauna. That image caught on and most people just assume they are some endangered species that needs to be protected.

See: https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2021-02-12/us-considers-ban-on-kangaroo-products/13148454

Another side to the marketing coin is that there's no word for kangaroo meat.
Deer - Venison
Cow - Beef
Pig - Pork

Kangaroo needs a name for its meat to make it palatable.

[Anonymous No.16018961]

>>16018885
lmao have you actually read the article you linked there? It's the most ridiculous unfounded bullshit imaginable

[Anonymous No.16018967]

>>16018956
You realise cows and sheep get terrible diseases from living so close to each other, shitting all over the place and living in their own filth? Kangaroos are going to be much healthier doing what they do, living in the wild. And have you ever actually seen a kangaroo hopping around? Do you seriously think you could find an area large enough to coop them up, still keep them exercises and have it be economically feasible? This plan is so dumb and ignorant on so many levels

[Anonymous No.16018974]

>>16018961
>But hey, prove me wrong with your own source that isn't you personally typing words here :).
Literally cope more you hack

[Anonymous No.16018978]

>>16018913
All u have to do is google, bud. Simple as. Have a masters in data analytics if it makes u feel any better, but u really dont need anything like that to type text into a search engine. Sucks you're having such a hard time but I guess we all have limitations to overcome so oh well.

[Anonymous No.16018982]

>>16018925
Not the experience I've ever had m8. Seems like you might be confused like the other anon.

[Anonymous No.16018989]

>>16018126
literally who the fuck gives a shit about Jew South Whales? lmao

[Anonymous No.16018990]

>>16018978
>I personally can't prove what I claimed it so you're an idiot
Post your masters then to prove it too. You won't because you're just a pathological liar who can't back up anything she says with evidence, just more bitching.

[Anonymous No.16018992]

>>16016653
this is the only real answer in this thread, so have a pretty good JAV

[Anonymous No.16019001]

>>16018974
I don't need a source because I have an actual understanding of animals and nature
That article is clearly some kind of bleeding heart seething about killing kangaroos for pest control and trying to make stupid arguments to justify for her position. For example her point about kangaroos having parasites, you don't think livestock and most animals don't have them as well?
https://bangordailynews.com/2018/07/12/health/how-to-avoid-getting-a-parasite-from-your-livestock/
And then she tries to argue they're threatened here:
>Epidemic and other diseases. Over the years epidemics have wiped out many millions of kangaroos. In Western NSW in 2016 millions of kangaroos died from an unknown uncontrollable disease that is still undiagnosed, yet state and federal governments and the Kangaroo Killing Industry continue to slaughter kangaroos and sell the meat to consumers.
when the reality is they outnumber people in Australia almost two to one and are increasing, see pic related

[Anonymous No.16019003]

>>16018989
Never said it was my first choice. Much rather be anywhere else but shit happens m8.

[Anonymous No.16019008]

>>16018990
can't believe you're still falling for his weak bait

[Anonymous No.16019009]

>>16019001
yanks need to understand that "kangaroos" arent just 1 animal or species.
there are hundreds of species, types, breeds and varieties.
some are so small that they fit in your hand
others are fkn 2m tall and can kick your ass.
a good portion of them are endangered and cant be hunted.

[Anonymous No.16019013]

>>16019001
>don't need a source because
Yes you do, anonymous.

[Anonymous No.16019014]

>>16018990
Been fair this whole time pointing out how to get the information you're after. No idea what the pissbaby attitude's been about desu. I mean when I dont know something I tend to just look it up, not throw crybaby tantrums on cooking boards. Might be time to grow up, bud.

[Anonymous No.16019018]

>>16019013
Actually I provided two sources there as well
I didn't need them though because I'm not ignorant, they're for your benefit

[Anonymous No.16019022]

>>16019003
Just move literally anywhere, except south, fuck off we're full.

[Anonymous No.16019023]

>>16019009
What does that have to do with my post? Who was talking about Americans

[Anonymous No.16019024]

>>16019022
Sounds like you just want all the roo meat to yourself. Not exactly neighborly now is it?

[Anonymous No.16019026]

>>16019014
>I'm just going to lie and expect people to believe my lie instead of providing I am right with 1 link
>But I won't because i think my words matter than facts
Get over yourself retard. I already proved you're a moron before too using your own logic.

[Anonymous No.16019043]

>>16019026
I mean by that logic u might have lied about ever searching. And now u go full ad hominem on me without ever engaging the facts honestly. Trust is a two way street and I really dont feel like you've done much on your side this entire time. Seems like words matter more than facts for you but my truth goes ignored. U offer nothing then demand the world from me on a silver platter. Gotta say... dont see this level of intellectual dishonesty too often.

[Anonymous No.16019059]

>>16019043
I'm not that anon who made that claim.
Also I don't trust you because you're not posting proof, just words. You don't understand, you made a claim and you aren't providing evidence. Telling people to find your evidence isn't posting evidence.
I don't need to do anything to prove your claim and I can't disprove a negative though, so enjoy being wrong.

[Anonymous No.16019067]

>>16019059
So then you've definitely not looked it up. I figured as much. I understand plenty about someone unwilling to meet the other party halfway, zero confusion there, bud. I try giving a reasonable explanation for the dearth of kangaroo meat in the world and I get crybaby tantrums in return. Fuck me for helping right?? Unbelievable.

[Anonymous No.16019070]

>>16017391
read it again.

[Anonymous No.16019072]

>>16016530
It's crazy lean, pretty gamey and not THAT cheap. It also has a slight association with animal food.

That said, I quite like kangaroo. I can understand why it hasn't replaced other mainstream meats though. Since it's caught wild, I wonder if there's a way to bring the price way down? Theoretically it could be a cheap, extremely lean meat for the masses instead of a moderately priced specialty meat.

[Anonymous No.16019077]

>>16019018
>daily news spam site
>graph u made in mspaint
>muh sources
lmao what a joke

[Anonymous No.16019080]

>>16019072
Might be due to the toxicity like that other anon said.

[Anonymous No.16019088]

>>16019067
>Fuck me for helping right?? Unbelievable.
You didn't help. You came here, made a claim then made 30 posts about why you can't post a link showing that you were correct.
What a fucking retard you are.

[Anonymous No.16019094]

>>16019072
Honestly it's starting to be the cheaper option.

[Anonymous No.16019098]

>>16019088
I provided a reasonable explanation... exactly what I just said. How is that unhelpful? Look, I'll even check those digits for u to show there's no hard feelings. Just wish u'd come to terms with the facts is all. I know u have it in u.

[Anonymous No.16019101]

>>16019023
being honest i completely ignored your post because it was full of pretentious reddit waffle

[Anonymous No.16019112]

>>16019098
Explanations are not proof or evidence dude, you're 100% talking out your ass since you still haven't shown 1 link to prove it when you keep saying it's right there. It's literally all our need to do bit you keep avoiding it because it's obvious to anyone that you don't have any.
Meeting people half way is providing the evidence and then they meet you halfway by clicking it and looking at it.
And again you look to distract instead of provide proof. It's only difficult to prove if you're lying, which it's obvious you are.

[Anonymous No.16019118]

Because they only exist in one country in the world?

[Anonymous No.16019122]

>>16016530
nobody wants to ship them from australia, too expansive not worth it, other than maybe as a curiosity
but they appparently do eat them in australia

[Anonymous No.16019125]

>>16019094
It's not cheaper than chicken and never will be unless it's domesticated and can be processed by machine. It's a shit protein, doesn't taste great and you have to cook it with some sort of sauce to make it palatable to the masses.
>>16019072
How could a wild animal of variable size/weight be processed cheaper than animals that are bred and finished to a spec so that they can be processed on a standardised production line?

[Anonymous No.16019128]

>>16019122
It's not that great, worth having once in your life if you want to try it though but probably not worth what you would be paying outside of Australia.
I wouldn't order it at a restaurant.

[Anonymous No.16019137]

>>16017376
Tasted exactly like beef when I had it but it's been 20 years.

[Anonymous No.16019141]

Sounds similar to boar. They are everywhere but noone eats them.

[Anonymous No.16019149]

>>16019112
I dont understand... it's both difficult to prove I'm lying yet also obvious? I also dont understand why u keep demanding proof of information available from a simple google. I mean if u cant take the basic step of even bothering to search then where is my motivation to give u even more? Ull clearly do nothing with the information as u have with my extremely straightforward directions. At some point u really have to come to terms with ur lack of cooperation and general animosity towards strangers offering help in understanding something. It accomplishes nothing.

[Anonymous No.16019161]

I got some kangaroo loin in the freezer and I'm not sure what ti do with it yet. Any suggestions?

[Anonymous No.16019173]

>>16019161
Ehh... might not be worth the risk desu. Some anons in here saying it's toxic to humans.

[Anonymous No.16019208]

>>16016530
The real answer is cost, it is generally more expensive than a similar cut of beef.
Kangaroo meat is fine and has no smell or unusual flavours.
The unique properties of the kangaroo steak is that they are best marinaded in an acidic mixture prior to cooking to break down the toughness, and contains a large amount of haemoglobin that releases during consumption that does tend to scare people away as the bright red juices burst out of the meat, unless you are used to it, it can be confronting and understandably repelling.
The redness of the meat and juices is unavoidable as it must be served rare to medium rare to avoid a tough, bland texture.

[Anonymous No.16019236]

>>16018933
The humble Australian Rock Spider would fine you cute.

[Anonymous No.16019238]

>>16017873
Just experiment. i blend it with a fatty meat like lamb for goulasch

[Anonymous No.16019254]

>>16019149
Here's another (you). Please teach me your ways, oh masterful troll

[Anonymous No.16019269]

>>16019254
?? I don't understand.

[Anonymous No.16019305]

>>16017391
OP is pic related

[Anonymous No.16019481]

>>16019305
nou

[Anonymous No.16019566]

>>16016607
>>16016630
>>16016642
>>16016788
>>16016965
>>16016994
>>16017154
>>16017370
>>16017392
>>16017419
>>16017475
>>16017493
>>16017525
>>16017582
>>16017614
>>16017670
From U.S. National Library of Medicine
>When muscle is damaged, a protein called myoglobin is released into the bloodstream. It is then filtered out of the body by the kidneys. Myoglobin breaks down into substances that can damage kidney cells.
https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000473.htm
Keep in mind that this article refers to myoglobin released by your own body; I have not found anything regarding myoglobin from what you eat. Also note that myoglobin stores oxygen in muscle cells, so it's not entirely toxic.

[Anonymous No.16019572]

>>16019566
>so it's not entirely toxic
So then u're confirming it's toxic - excellent. It's about time, anon. I'm so proud of u.

[Anonymous No.16019599]

>>16019572
When I said that myoglobin is "not entirely toxic", I meant that when it's in the muscle cells, the myoglobin does it's job (i.e. storing oxygen in said muscle cells and not killing you). However, when the myoglobin is released from damaged tissue and broken down, then the myoglobin (or to be specific, whatever the myoglobin breaks down into) would be considered toxic.
With that clarified, in the context of consumption (as mentioned in >>16016607), myoglobin does become toxic when it is consumed at a high enough quantity that the kidneys cannot filter myoglobin; limit myoglobin consumption, and you should be good.
Source regarding myoglobin-kidney relationship claim: https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/encyclopedia/content.aspx?contenttypeid=167&contentid=myoglobin_blood

[Anonymous No.16020195]

>>16018933
I dont know how you can think tasmanian devils are cute when most of them have horrible mouth tumors

Btw, pic related, is the least disgusting picture I could find of a tasmanian devil with a mouth tumor. The LEAST disgusting.

[Anonymous No.16020226]

>>16020195
Well I was thinking of the non tumor ones.

[Anonymous No.16020296]

>>16020226
They're actually not really Tasmanian Tigers then, they're Victorian.
All the Tasmanian ones are so inbred and bite each other's faces so the cancer is contagious.
Victorian ones are all clean and cancer free (still inbred like most of Tasmania though)

[Anonymous No.16020305]

>>16020296
My bad, I meant devils. Tasmanian Tigers don't exist anymore outside of hidden reserves and millionaires backyards that they very rarely escape from

[Anonymous No.16020358]

there are some cute aussie animals though, heres some

[Anonymous No.16020364]

>>16020358

[Anonymous No.16020370]

>>16020364

[Anonymous No.16020376]

>>16020370

[Anonymous No.16020379]

>>16020376

[Anonymous No.16020384]

>>16020379

[Anonymous No.16020389]

>>16020384

[Anonymous No.16020392]

>>16016530
Roos are one thing but why not go after the drop bears for once and for all? They're more dangerous than all of them.

[Anonymous No.16020395]

>>16020389

[Anonymous No.16020402]

>>16020389
is that a crackpipe hanging out of his mouth?

[Anonymous No.16020592]

>>16020392
They only attack tourists and certain foreigners (mostly ones who smell/cook smelly food)
They get very angry when they smell something"new" or "different" which is where most attacks come from. Locals don't even worry since we smell like Australia to them, but if you're from say, India or Pakistan or like, middle Africa, they'll notice the unique scents you put off and be more likely to tear your face off with their claws (they aren't posioned, that's a myth, the platypus is the posion/toxic one). Most Americans are fine and Europeans because the diet and lifestyles make similar scents that dropbears are used to.
The safest way to deal with them is just to avoid being in their territory, which for Australia is anywhere along the coast, near lakes and near trees or sometimes house roofing.
They don't live in the outback, central Australia or most of northern territory, but they love all the coastal/major cities and suburbs.

[Anonymous No.16020606]

>>16020592
Makes sense. Glad i'm European then. Don't tell the niggers though. Dropbears need to feed as well.

[Anonymous No.16022304]

australia is too far away

[Anonymous No.16022444]

>>16020358
Heres a cute aussie animal