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the roo's pouch should also close tighter

And the weather is cold as well, even if the mom comes back, the joey will already be sick or dead.

best mothers of nature

@Aussie Peps You sound like an expert on this subject...

@Aussie Peps you have a small brain, and no cells if think your statement is true -professor (smirk)

@Aussie Peps don't tell em that, these deluded animal fanatics believe other animals have a brain capacity on par with humans. They're negligent of the grim nature of the animal kingdom or of animals' capacity for abandonment and brutality. Animals are not even capable of the kindness or generosity that humans provide them.

the mom don't care that her baby is gone, its a common thing cause they are trying to save themselves ._.

Someone from Australia said that they know they lost the baby when it falls out, it's just that they are trying to save themselves only and not the joey. It's the opposite of how most mothers behave in other species.

I feel bad for num

@@ang3lgutzz ......but what threated the kangaroo mum ? Maybe that bastard biker with his loud motorcycle??!!

@@deeperskyX Learn some proper English first before jumping to conclusions pajeet.

Im surprised for someone living in roo country, he doesn't know this.

Really? Such a large animal to only be birthing a jellybean-sized baby. I'm sure their poops are bigger than that! Lol

@@joediaz2589 its cause theyre marsupials

@@samstapes7471 Exactly. Although mammalian standards are largely irrelevant when dealing with marsupials, a joey moves from the womb to the pouch when it is still the "equivalent" of an embryo. Quite how evolution led to marsupial reproduction is even more complicated to understand than the evolution of mammalian reproduction. I gave up on the mammalian version and bravely decided to only look at the most basic notions for marsupials... ...which was, ultimately, as useful as a lace teacup.

@@towmlvb3423 it's cause the pouch is "equivalent" to the placenta. Think of it like this, antelope & zeebras are precocial cause it's benefited their species survival seconds after birth whereas kangaroos & other marsupial have had relatively less opposition when it comes to danger add in the fact that they live in harsh conditions with kangaroos bouncing everywhere. these factors lead to miscarriages & the altricial young could be "born" quicker + the pouch provides all collustrum/nutrients needed. hence why they're only found in Australia.

S N I mean if your a roo it’s either you or your first born kid

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kangaroos have officially earned the nickname "natures terrible parent"

@@raghu5038 well you cant really blame him, he was driving on a road and not actually trying to scare them, he was driving by

I wondered about that. The chances of that being a coincidence are highly unlikely. It's a good lesson to people not to provoke wild animals. Just leave them alone.

They all survived becsuse the drop is 18 inches snd some idiot human didnt steal them after racing their mother on a motorbike.

@@ONEEileenColts Maybe this person caused the drop this time but there may be accidental drops or even some caused by a predator that a stupid human like us could actually have saved

@@ONEEileenColts The drop isn't what he is talking about.

@@Battlebox0 Actually the drop is exactly what he is talking about with OP's message.

​@@DeVon675 And no. If a drop happened because of some predator chasing the kangaroo then the baby would have been food. Cause there would not be a human around.

Alright, next time I will chase a kangaroo mum with my loud bike to the point, that they will drop their babies. Just to see "how fast they can be" Bravo!!!!

Chases kangaroos with his motorcyle in the wild for ''testing how fast they can run''!! Causes a mother kangaroo to drop her baby!!! Even then ''i did everything right'', there is something seriously wrong with these people...

@@deeperskyX yea that was really irresponsible and wrong of him but I think their talking about how he helped the joey not how we scared the mother.

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@@deeperskyX bro he was in a road the roos were on the side driving vehicles pass there all the time

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Kangaroos are the size of a jelly bean when born. This one was no where near new born.

Welcome to Detroit...

Ow. Just...ow....

@@Subtletext r/woosh

@@restingsadface r/ok

oof

Same, on my head. Turns out there is a reason I'm retarded.

Oof

@Sana the savage oof

The good thing is that you didn't end up in a sock!

I just imagine them as rabbits only bigger skinnier with tails and shorter ears

Same here. And those LONG CLAWS on both their feet and hands look menacing, don't they?

@@joediaz2589 LMAO

Mother kangaroos drop their babies when they feel threatened to have a better chance of escaping

@@raddk1tty677 that is so sad but from the quick video the poor thing looks like it just fell out but it was so fast do you think she really just threw her baby away? Do they ever go back to see if they can find the baby later? But the motorcycle scared them didn't it? I'm just glad he saw the baby fall

@@vondacourtney1786 If a dog or something chased them and they drop the baby, mom ain't coming back, better to give the predators a snack than a whole meal

Joe England No, no..she tossed him out near a bush (protection) as she was too stressed being chased by the bike. Does ALWAYS return to collect the joeys when it’s safe.

M Rex Please read my reply to Joe below to understand

Lmaoo

Lmao

That would be a nice Disney movie❤️😂😂

Chases kangaroos with his motorcyle in the wild for ''testing how fast they can run''!! Causes a mother kangaroo to drop her baby!!! Even then ''i did everything right'', there is something seriously wrong with these people...

Exactly

To be fair, the first thing is what happens with most mother animals.

in all seriousness is that true??

​@@Skribbyl Yes, it is. Mother nature is not what Disney tells you to be. Animals are not human beings and they react mainly by instincts, not "human" feelings. It is really scary how in these days people really get this distorted and unreal viewing about nature, trying to anthropomorphize animals... No wonder that some consider to kill an animal a "murder". Do you know that rodents EAT their own newborns in their own burrows if they feel threatened? They do this in order to recover all the energy they lost in the birth process. Do you know that younger lions devour the offsprings of previous older lions in order to take posession of the female? Do you know that chimpanzees kill and cannibalize other chimps' babies for territoriality reasons among other reasons?

@@conatcha mother instinct is common to every mamals, even for your mother

@@muggensan8611 Have you been paying attention? Humans have rationality besides instincts, which is not the case in animals. Does your mother give you away to a threat if she feels in danger, like momma kangaroo?

I mean, if he is Australian, he showed extreme ignorance about kangaroos.

Mother kangaroos will abandon their babies to save themselves if they feel threatened. She wasn't going to come back anyway.

@Lynxr Seriously loving your comments, I feel like I see you everywhere 🤗 Don't put too much stock into Norton's assessment, it's really only a handful of animals that tend to abandon or kill their young if they're handled by humans.

333 333 Exactly, this kinda happens a lot in the wild.

@Purplekitty kangaroos causally throw their babies away when threatened by predators. Its better if he took it to a shelter instead of it being eaten. Moral: Kangaroos moms don't come back.

*why is this comment so funny I’m cryign*

*sup guys*

*Everyone has to type like this*

@@Mike-lx9qn Surprise.....

@@Mike-lx9qn *your right*

How often does one's breast unexpectedly become exposed during the halftime show at the Super Bowl?

@@birdman7135 It was a costume fail. Instead of just the patch of fabric coming off, the entire thing came off.

Mothers eject them if in danger and return to retrieve their babies after damger has past.

@@birdman7135 Lmfao

@@bari2883 They don't come back for the babies. The mother kangaroos eject their babies as sacrifices to the predator chasing them. They don't expect the babies to survive, so they don't go back for them.

Who? A kangaroo reporter?

I was wondering the same thing. You see it with other animals (like deer) who go back looking for their babies. No idea about kangaroos. Bravo to this guy though...saved an adorable life.

@@clevelandcbi haha you're funny 😝 not! No, like the guy that picked the baby up or the rescue people. The rescue people seemed to know kangaroos so well, why wouldn't they want to first reunite the baby with its mom if its possible. I mean it wouldn't have hurt anyone to just go back and see if the mother came back, would it.

I think it would be difficult to discern even with t video which kangaroo is the mother. Random kangaroos would be out and about in the same area and we don’t know how long it would be before she even noticed he was missing.

@@MissLilyputt but only the mother would be searching for a baby. Not really that hard if one is observant enough. I've rescued many birds who have fallen out of nest and the mother is always the one looking and sticking close once she realizes you have her baby

Seems like an assumption quite a few are making but it doesn't really seem based on anything.

@@masterDarts4188 Why did you feel the need to make a remark on different people's comments throughout this thread? Nothing better to do? Nobody else to annoy? Do you crave acknowledgement as the most convincing person? OK then. You win. Congratulations.

@@iggytull624 I do it because I wanted to do it. Same reason everyone else in this comment posted their remark. Why ask such a stupid question ? That desperate to come up with a witty response since you can't argue anything on the subject alone? 😕

Chill dude, it's only a youtube comment, you don't need to add name or salutations in end.

Gaurav Kumawat leave Garry alone Fam

@jeverett72 how am I negative, I am only helping him by telling him something he doesn't know, maybe you are negative thinker if you think everyone else is negative.

How can u stupids think that writing chill is negative Gaurav yesa hota hai

Gaurav Kumawat And that bothers you why exactly? Live and let live.

OMG!!! They will throw the babies "to the wolves" in order to save their own lives!?! That's so mean. 😢

@@jenniekelly571 that's not being mean. If the mother gets eaten by a predator so does the baby.

@@jenniekelly571 you obviously no nothing about kangaroos

@@daryeusford9696 You are correct, I don't know anything about kangaroos, thanks for pointing that out. Btw, the spelling of know is not no.

Jennie Kelly I no that but I use “no” because I can and there’s no rule saying that I can’t so back to square one✌️

Unless it's the sadistic cu t who killed the walabe with rocks for amusement and claimed it was his cultural right to do so.

*proceeds to draw gun and shoot the kidnapper*

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From what I have seen, Australian police are a great bunch of guys who actually serve the community.

More like APO: "Fang it down the road 10 clicks mate, then chuck a right. Nother 2 and she's the second one on your left. Drive safe." :D

Well, you won’t get kangaroos anywhere else

Wait till you see snake in toilets that's the most australian thing

Well except the guy. I'm not sure he is Australia.

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YES !! THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT !!! HE CAUSED THE BABY TO LOSE HIS MOM !!!

That's exactly what I thought.they must not be used to the sounds of motorcycle.

@@dreamcatcher5502 Oh shut up, he's not driving across an open field he's driving on a road. They're not stupid animals they know what the sound of an engine is. Stop trying to throw blame you absolute cretin

@@milo8515 i'm gonna say the n word

@@titanhound6671 that makes no sense but thanks for that 😊

MarvAlice YES SOMEONE SAID IT 👏🏼👏🏼 He did the best thing anyone could do; he might’ve scared the mom into dropping the baby, but if he never picked it up it would’ve died from the cold or predators. People are saying t he kangaroos come back, some are saying that they don’t. I’m glad he didn’t take that 50/50 risk and took him to a sanctuary that could 100% save him

@@kas_ualties7692 it just really bugs me that these people would literally rather he do nothing than act. Tyat attitude is why we mess up the environment. It isn't what we do, it's what we _dont_ do to fix it.

This was the best comment I have seen with the best replies, thank you

15 minutes wouldnt have hurt , so stfu

Nathan Wilson You got a PHD in how long baby kangaroos can survive out of a mothers pouch?

Yep, few people understand this. They know all the other stuff but can't actually muster any common sense to use with the info

Typical humans always thinking that there intervention will solve the problem

There actually aren't a lot of big predators in the Australian outback. Dingos would be the top candidate, along with especially large goannas. Feral pigs, if they're in the area, might also take the opportunity. In more humid climes, you might get large snakes too, but they tend to inhabit the coastal rainforests rather than the bushlands the video was showing. Overall though, I agree. The guy did the best he could given the circumstances. There's a very low chance that the mother would have come back for her joey, since kangaroos have alternating pregnancies. There was a good chance there's actually a second, newborn joey in her pouch, and the mother's reaction would have been "Eh, I've still got #2 spare." and kept on hopping. That means that the fallen joey's chances would have been extremely slim, especially from exposure. (Like most deserts, Australia can get blisteringly hot during the day and freezing cold at night. Alone, the joey would not have survived more than a day.)

He could have remained there quiet with space and watched for a bit. I would have. Before baby snatching. I waited for fox to come for baby once. It didnt take long.

@@ittybittyshoeshine Idiot.

I've noticed that too

MtnD0 2.0 I was gonna say that lol, just literally.

Exactly!! "Oh poor dumb animal decided to leave her kid behind" ...and mister save the day. Really he just stole a mother's child after being the reason she dropped the kid. Kidnapping, oppertunistick youtuber

Lorin Cooper how was he supposed to know?? i don’t get why sour ass people like you need to badmouth this guy just because he wanted to help.

@@lorincooper2939 Not his fault if they were along his direct path you idiot, if you really think it's his fault then you are a dumbass. Yes he admitted to racing them but that's still on the mother. He was neither directly endangering them nor was he on their tail. He was on a road meters to their left, on the opposite side of a fence. They could have changed paths at any moment but they stayed on a direct path along the fence, my guess is it was their migration route, nothing could have changed that. Even if he had slowed down while they kept running, he would have ran up on them eventually down the road. There's no way to prevent an animal from changing its mind and take a different path other than the one they want to take. At least in this encounter he actually saw the baby drop rather than miss it as they burst into a sprint if they had been in a different outcome.

@@lorincooper2939 Also, save the bullshit for your PETA application. If you think he's at fault then you really are a moron especially since these animals are known to take routes by roads, so again. It would have happened regardless. Whether he was racing them or if he just happened upon them by accident.

What kind of predator is there in Australia that's capable of hunting a kangaroo? The dingo?

No they don't. That is a myth. Kangaroos DON'T drop their babies to run away from predators. Wouldn't even make sense.

@mark spannar what is with this weird kangaroo hate, sweetheart??

@mark spannar , too bad your parents didn't go camping with the Chamberlains when you were a baby. Then a dingo could have done us all a favour.

@@missamericanpie1 in a not so subtle way Hes telling you that the kangaroo population in some parts of Australia are in plague proportions. Because much of Australia is in drought, many Farmers are culling them to protect crops. Even on the lawns at Parliament House (equivalent to your White House) they are a pest & have been culled. They are also a dangerous animal that can rip you apart with their hind claw if they feel threatened. So not such a cute cuddly animal that everyone thinks they are...

You know it! 💜💚💜

Sadly, that's what I'm thinking. This guy thinks he's having a fun race with wildlife, but it may have been the thing that instigated the tragedy.

Yea sadly I think thats what happened here, his bike scared the mom and she dropped her baby

But this is an open road where vehicles are supposed to pass lol

@@miaroa6397 That doesn't mean there isn't a responsible way to drive down it. He openly admitted he wanted to go as fast as them to gauge their speed. The kangaroos may have perceived that as being chased. You know, in Florida you're allowed to use the waters where manatees are, but they still mandate that you stay 50 ft. away if you're in a motorboat.

​@@jog8483what does the responsible way to drive it down mean? Slow down the motor? By the time he entered the kangaroos were already running which I guess there's no point in slowing down a vehicle when it already scared an animal. Hell, I think if he slowed down the chances of him seeing the kangaroo baby falling and abandoned would be non-existent. Also, he seemed unaware that there were kangaroos judging by his reaction to them running around, so he and his already sped-up motor had absolutely no way of knowing that would happen.

I can't melt what I don't have

I'm a monster but I like kangaroos

Tristan Daily no you’re not

I would eat it

Another idiot commenting with this stupid he said she said crap

@@Nazqua what?! A pouch is not a womb...okay?....you really don't know how a kangaroo is born....a kangaroo is born just the size of a grape...then crawls into the pouch of mommy...where the offspring will grow.

@@Nazqua actually, when baby kangaroos come out of the womb, they'd only be as small as a grape at most. They'd have to crawl their ways from the womb to the pouch, which is where they'd suckle milk and grow So in this context, Graham is actually correct

Just Sreeves you don’t know about marsupials. The baby is born super tiny. Like the size of a grape as this person said. Then it climbs up the moms fur and into the pouch and finished growing there

Just Sreeves I learned that in public school by the time I finished middle school at the latest. Are you a kid, or were you just a shitty student?

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Really? The instinctive intelligence of humanity is bothersome today. The mother would have instinctively returned for her but unharmed baby once he stopped racing her with his motorcycle.

@@ONEEileenColts hey don't come back for babies

......but what threated the kangaroo mum in first place ? Maybe thos bastard biker with his loud bicycle??!!

@@deeperskyX I don't live in Australia, but he's on a road and there's even a fence between him and the kangaroos. You can't drive cross-country in Australia without encountering animals.

AsHLiegH-MaRie HoPe I was thinking the same thing. I would of tried to wait for mom and show her the baby and see if she reclaimed it. Imagine what that poor kangaroo went through when it realized it was gone.

Actually they are much smaller than a mouse.

Agree with the slaughterhouse bit but scare the wildlife and then steal their babies?

Yes she would have.

Of course she would but only people with an ounce of common sense seem to know tbat on the Dodo - channel living up to its name today!

Absolutely, that poor mum.

ZiBRA Counselling Solutions No she wouldn’t have, kangaroo mothers dispose their babies when they feel they’re in danger to save their own lives.

@@Jackiie agreed, the mothers will also throw their babies at predators to save their own lives

Its sad that people go around chasing kangaroos and scaring them to the point of abandoning their child...

@@TheFrogInYourClosetWatchingYou are you kidding me ? Are you seriously right now.

@@ayelmao4258 Why do you ask? It's pretty obvious that human beings can frighten Roo's and make them drop their joeys.

@@ayelmao4258 He shouldn't have been racing with those kangaroos. They are terrified.

@@angydoodle You can’t argue with stupid.

Sensitive people

You don't need to be an expert to figure out a motorbike is freaking loud and scares animals...

Like people that man didn't know that the mom will drop the Joey so stop saying things

@@WhyKZfaqWhy Did u know if u ever drive with a kangaroo this will happen

@@WhyKZfaqWhy butt no u didn't so shut up

seriously man I thought the same and i was surprised i had to scroll down this far in the comments before i saw someone agreeing. seems like he just thought it was cute, was bored/lonely, and prob wanted to feel good about himself for "saving it." 100% should have left it there, as soon as the mother noticed it was missing she would have retraced her steps to find it; it likely would have been reunited with its mother in less than an 30min to an hour if he hadnt interfered. OR.. he could have tried to catch up with the mother or the group and left it with them; but yeah i mean that's not right he traumatized both the mother and child.

In Russia you're in kangaroos pouch.. wait does Russia have kangaroos?

He was the cause the kangaroo dropped the baby in the first place . It would have never happened if we wasn't speeding and scaring Them

Well, he was wrong about that, gremlins are ugly, that little thing was sooo cute. 😖😊🦘🤗🥰

Random guy replying in 2020

Nah tha baby is dropped on purpose

You can literally drive 20 km/h with a car with a safe distance to roos and they will run away. It could've happened to anyone. They are very flighty creatures. And moms drop their babies on purpose sometimes.

valley boi how is it dropped on purpose they fall off when the mother kangaroo hears trouble the mother runs as fast as it can

valley boi and they dude shouldn’t have gotten that fast or else that insident wouldn’t have happened

@@bankai4735 see what you said right there they fall out on purpose tha momma sacrifices a baby when they feel threatened to get away frm whatever predators chasing em its hella sad but its tha truth mother nature aint friendly to nobody lol

No, 90% of the times it's the other way around, and you know it very well. Women would do nothing without the help of their boyfriends of the moment.

olisk bullshit. My boyfriend be calling me everyday for small things

olisk hm... funny, most men dont even know how to wash clothes or a dish

Bryan Ouellet hahaha wtf I love him a lot and I appreciate everything he does for me but boy... he can be helpless sometimes

Bryan Ouellet btw, how would you know???