Baby kangaroo (joey) jumps out of pouch
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must...get...out...for....free
dom *finally gets out* FUCK THIS!!!! *hops back in*
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Sobhan Allah.
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@Syst3mDowngrade HAHAHA
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I wish i had a kangaroo!!! :)
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Nature is unbelievable. Imagine seeing any other species doing this??? Dogs? Horses? Humans???
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lol! So cute!
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Haha! The mother looks really annoyed about the baby jumping in and out.
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Being 7 months pregnant I can relate. I feel like I have a baby kangaroo in MY pouch lol...
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Wrong way mate !!!
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0:26 Mom: Get the fuck out of there!
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@shleemon haha ok
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Pouch?!
THELEGITCLOWNN 3 months ago
@THELEGITCLOWNN
Unlike the kangaroos you see in cartons, a real live kangaroo's pouch doesn't look like a floppy pocketbook. A marsupial pouch is like a big elastic pocket with a strong sphincter muscle that controls how open or tightly closed it is. A kangaroo's pouch has no connection with her vagina, which is situated much lower on her body.
shleemon 3 months ago
hahaha are kangaroos born out of a pouch
TheUberAsian 6 months ago
@TheUberAsian -- No, kangaroos are born after a 30-day pregnancy through a midline passage known as the
pseudovaginal canal, that acts as a shortcut from the uterus to the outside.The iinch-long neonate is blind and hairless with only its forelegs developed. It must climb up mom's abdomen a few inches into the pouch, where it fastens onto a nipple. It stays there until it's fully developed, about six to eight months, like the joey showed in the video.
shleemon 6 months ago 2
are kangaroos born out of the pouch???
cupcake3137 1 year ago
@cupcake3137
Kangaroos are mammals, and are born out of the birth canal just like humans. However, their gestation period is only a month, not 9 months like humans. As a result, the newborn Kangaroo is blind, hairless, with only it's front legs developed. After birth, it climbs from the birth canal to the pouch, fastens onto a nipple and stays fastened on for about 4 months while it develops into something that looks like the joey in the video.
shleemon 1 year ago 24