This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Betz with Jeremy Zackett's in New South Wales coming springtime as of right now springtime

Autumn in the North Tampered Hemisphere

Springtime in the Southern Hemisphere, meaning the koalas are busy, very busy, in the

Ucolyptus forests, the kangaroos are roaming around looking for wedding parties and the snakes. We'll start with the

kangaroos. Jeremy have you seen kangaroos in your neighborhood do you see them

on the roadway when you're driving to Sydney? We do we absolutely do now, especially in really the past week when this is really the time they come out because it's starting to get a little bit warmer while we haven't had the rain to create the undergrowth.

That's still out there foraging for a lot of that short brass

that they love so much.

So we actually have to be very careful,

especially when we're driving in the early morning hours

because kangaroo's just before sunrise as it's starting to get warm.

That's when they come out and want to forage. And of course that also happens to be the time when

us humans come out and want to drive to work. So typically on the way to work,

I actually have to watch out for kangaroos

on the side of the road because they're not

the most street smart animals on the planet.

They'll see a car, they'll typically watch what you approach and then they'll jump straight in front of you because they just don't have any sense

So I can tell you already I've had to slow down many times in the past week just to make sure I didn't have any of those big grays or the big

Reds jump in front of me. Luckily the ones in my neighborhood seem to be a

little bit smarter and haven't jumped yet but you've got to watch out for the

young ones. Jeremy do you have kangaroo signs the way we have deer crossing signs?

You know, a picture of a kangaroo profile and a yellow square, I guess a diamond shape yellow sign,

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