This story might have ended a lot differently if this kangaroo got his own bedroom and, like, maybe a PlayStation.

Bruch! Hit it, boys!

Well, that didn't take long.

A kangaroo has murdered his owner, Pete.

What a, what a take by you, huh?

You picked the one animal, and we discussed it.

You picked the one animal that has a bad day, and we'll just snap your neck.

Not bad.

I mean, bad for the 77-year-old man with, quote, serious injuries on his property Sunday in semi-rural Redmond, 400 kilometers southeast of Western Australia State Capitol, Perth.

This is from NPR. A man who may have been keeping a wild kangaroo as a pet was killed by the

animal in Southwest Australia. Police said Tuesday, it was reportedly the first fatal attack by a

kangaroo in Australia since 1936. We're not making fun of this man. He's a legend, certainly for us.

I mean, we just discussed what a, what a hot thing that might be to just keep a kangaroo at the old

house. This man was doing it up until he died.

And oddly enough, the two things ended up being related.

Did they say what the kangaroo did to this man? It was believed he had been attacked earlier in the day by the kangaroo, which police shot dead because it was preventing paramedics

from reaching the injured man, police said.

Quote, the kangaroo was posing an ongoing threat to emergency responders, as the statement said.

Okay, so this all kind of does make sense in that a kangaroo could kill you many different ways and most of it is either

punch related or threat of a punch related like i was thinking related kick because they can stand on

their tails and kick you true yeah that's crazy i was thinking about this though like there is a number

of different ways a kangaroo

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