Kangaroos Take Over Australian Golf Course | How Nature Works | BBC Earth
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
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I live 15 mins from this place. Anglesea was the kangaroo's home and then we built homes and golf course around them..we continue to expand this town with commercial buildings forcing the roos further away. Makes me sad. Am glad they're protected at least.
Mankind. Such a selfish species!!
Great nature
Wouldn't it be funny if a roo started stealing the golf balls and putting them in her pouch. 😄
Super cute kangaroos and what a nice coexistence between humans and wildlife.
Given that kangaroos are overpopulated in Australia because humans killed off all large (and even some of the small) native predators and are limiting even the one invasive predator that can keep their numbers in balance….
@@bkjeong4302Wolves?
@@bkjeong4302 There weren't many native predators to begin with that preyed on kangaroos. I guess there might be the occasional croc that catches a roo but that's only in a small part of Australia (and near the water.) There used to be thylacines on the mainland but Ive no idea if they preyed on kangaroos or not. Wedge tailed eagles can supposedly bring down a big red roo and they're still around (though less numbers than before.) I'm curious about which large predators have been killed off by humans in Australia?
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Marsupial lions, megalania, etc.
Your idea of Australian ecosystems is based on the prevalent FALSE view of it not having any large herbivores or land carnivores when that only became the case after human colonization. Every extant Australian species evolved in the context of such animals, just like animals on other continents.
@@bkjeong4302 So you're saying that humans were responsible for the extinction of marsupial lions and megalania? I never said that Australia never had large predators and large herbivores. I was referring to contemporary times. Australia's ancient megafauna is well documented. Many people know of those extra large animals from Australia's distant past that died out long ago. By the way, there was a time when kangaroos were predators.
Finally a golf course that’s interesting.
I need a mob of kangaroos to keep my grass cut, if anyone wants to send me 5-10 of them. 😅
I wonder if they could take out a coyote....
@LindaC616 , a single coyote, probably. If it's a pack, they'd have to outrun like they do with the Aussie equivalent, dingos.
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If you're in the US, you just need a few bison. 😉🦬🌾
@asktheanimals probably easier to clean roo poo, though 🤣
Get some goats
Nature does not teach,but also inspires
Nature's takeover! These kangaroos hopping across the golf course are a fantastic reminder of Australia's unique and diverse wildlife. It's like a 'roo-some interruption in the middle of a game. The beauty of coexisting with nature, where fairways and marsupials merge. 🦘⛳🌿
Golfing just got better. I'm cheering for the kangaroos
All wildlife should be protected and respected and helped when necessary always 🙏
The one time where a golf course benefits a species.
Probably benefit more species than that, if they weren't golf course they'd be housing development or shopping malls so no benefit for any animals with them.Golf courses in the southern united states are infested with Alligators but if the golf courses were concreted over for a housing development and had no ponds I'd imagine there'd be no alligators there.
@@alancawfield6549if they wanted to build shopping malls, they would’ve built shopping malls lolz. Could’ve easily just left as is or utilized it as a public park, where you don’t have to pay to play the most boring sport in the world 😂😂
@@alancawfield6549really no ecological benefits of golf courses at all, except maybe in this video.
@@alancawfield6549and even then, just conserve their habitats instead of this garbage landscaping.
I would love to play golf there
I beleive in BBC's potential
They'll even show the Kangaroos play golf with us😂
O Golf traz tanta vaidade e gasta tanta água!! Não sei como ainda conseguem jogar, os Cangurus e a sua inteligência rápida para adaptar 60 anos atrás... quando invadiram o seu território!! Que fantástico....
It's good to see some of nature benefit from what people do.
It's added challenge because if you hit one by accident you now have a boss battle
I wonder how often kangaroos get hit in the head with a golf ball 😢
Once 😥
I did accidentally kill one with a golf ball between the eyes on the driving range, I felt awful!
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@@mangoman2148 Didn't happen.
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Very interesting video. Thanks BBC team
Keep your head down Skippy 🤕
I luv that it helps their population
Cuter than the Florida golf park gators at least
Maybe they'll learn to Golf Already have a Built in Caddy 😅
Those kangaroos are very helpful to the gulf course making them lawnmowers.
Smart strong wild animals
Vida salvaje, que maravilloso
I'll stop complaining about the alligators on our Florida golf courses now
No. The golf course took over the Kangaroos space. Not the other way around.
How can Pesticides, herbicides, and insecticides be good for them?
I would hope that since they are protected in that area, people would know not to use those toxic chemical.
It may be a different story if there are too many kangaroos in the future.
It's not. We don't care, you see ..
I just can’t figure out why kangaroo evolved to have those huge rear legs. My guess is the dingoes were their primary predators.
Dingoes only arrived about 100 years ago which is not long enough to evolve that
Hopping evolved when they were small creatures. It's a common adaptation amongst rodents for example, and offers the advantages of improved evasion of ambush predators, like snakes, more energy efficient locomotion, and the freeing up of the arms for other uses. Hopping in small animals has likely evolved many times, but not to the extreme of the kangaroos, and never into creatures as large. Likely reasons for its success in Australia over elsewhere include a nitrogen poor and harsh environment, and the lack of high speed endurance predators.
@@somerandomnerdthatsdoesnot6250Haha U are a bit out n8 they have been here at least 4000 years as that's the oldest fossils but they think they have been here at least 6000 years
@@seanbayley7452 Oh Thank You I didn't know
Sehr schön. Gruss Jürgen 🤠
Smart animals strong
Angelsea is abit like Wacol golf theres a tone of kanagroos there aswell there was a Emu there a few years back idk what happened to him or her however know the wacol golf is practiculy overrun with kangaroos its good and if anyone of them is hurt the rspca is up the road
Wow, they managed to find one of the very few warm sunny days on which to film this.
Lawn of the golf course is just one more way to spend water, just to some few people could do this "sport"... well the Kangurus enjoying the food...
I thought golf was boring to watch--- until now.
Haha, wise animals 😆
Kangaroo: What if a deer was made out of rubber. They tried to feed us some bbq roo, and it was like chewing on a fan belt.
simply genius❤
This video is amazing and it help me a lot about learning about kangaroos my favourite animal. Did you know that the red Kangroo is the biggest of the Kangaroo family. Also fun fack did you know that maol red Kangroos show off their big musols and show to the female red Kangroo to show them that they can kill a fully grown man.
Jump jump kanguruu 😍
Hmm...free lawn cutting? Any aggression towards the golfers advancing down the green?
DABABY WHAT ARE YOU DOIN?????
I like to think T Rex got around like these guys.
Great video
Thank you for sharing this video~🤗
Great to see wildlife living amongst people and visa versa ,Love and Respect for all💕💜💙🙏🙏🙏🙏🐨🦘🐾🐾🦜🦃🕊🙏
Excellent programme.
kangaroo is jumping long 😮
Stampede just before the sydney earthquake? During? Or after?
what if a golf ball goes inside a pouch
As it lies
FOOOUUURRR!
"Unplayable lie"
The Kangaroo would probably throw it back or body slam the golfer.
My wish is to go to Australia with my family 😭😭🇦🇺
Smart wild life animals
smart animals .. love ..
Spesies..Benua Australia And Boemrang,..😁☺️
Protected here? I don't see any helmets on those kangaroos with those gold balls flying at them.
great animalss
Best
Thank you.
3:04 😅😂
Best animals wild
Never thought of kangaroos as a golf hazard. You should get a bonus for making a hole in one... of the kangaroos.
I'll bet some do
Can't the golf course put up a fence to keep them out?
The fence would have to be over 10 feet high. That's the height a kangaroo can jump.
Honestly the fencing protects them more than caging them. Not sure about this particular course but most I've played at here in Perth are full of kangaroos and they would never survive if they roamed outside the fence.
@@danw6308 How high are those fences, and how do you know that kangaroos thus caged would not survive outside?
Good stuff
Soon whole golf course is covered with piles of poop ...and cancer suffering kangaroos
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Natural lawnmowers!
it is very informative
I wonder if the kangeroos are exposed to insecticides along with the nitrogen in the soil.
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Hole in one right in the pouch
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Stop with that Golf ⛳ ish 👋🏾
If you hit the ball into a kangaroo's pouch, does it count as a hole in one?
Kangaroo burgers.
Watched this whole vid on 2x speed yall suck at audience retention
I am, jacky legs, and id like to say....hello.
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Kangaroos
Kangaroo jerky is delicious.
Ugh 😑 golf enthusiasts are gonna watch this video and use it as some excuse for how golf courses are good for wildlife.
It actually is true in most golf courses in AU.. they would never survive outside the confines.
Golf club membership tends to be rich and locally influential, so the course is unlikely to be sold off for development, and the 'Roos have a permanent home..
How is there not kangaroo sh*t everywhere? It would be like playing golf in a sewer.
Nothing like hitting a flop shot and get kangaroo 💩 splashed in your face
Its very dry like pebbles 😁 💩
@sarahp8937 that explains why kangaroos have an attitude. I'd be pissed too if I 💩 out 🪨's
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You will get eventually what you deserve with such comments...
Pests! 🦘🦘
You just named yourself...👋
You talking about humans?
Humans, their livestock, & pets make up 97% of mammalian biomass on the planet, pretty unlikely only 3% could be labeled as such.
Ridiculous allowing the kangaroos to explode in population like that. Thats not being a good steward
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Kangaroos "take over golf course"??? Are you joking??? More like kangaroos TAKE BACK THE LANDS HUMANS TOOK FOR A STUPID GOLF COURSE.
The Bible (the final authority) says we are supposed to have dominion over the animals, not them over us. Aussies need to consider these freaky creatures as livestock to be slaughtered, not cuties to be pampered and protected. I'm glad we don't have them stateside.
your a great bad example
Thats a wack ass take my man
Damn it.
Interesting nonetheless, but I was really hoping to see some jackass golfer get sacked by a roo. lol
Fore!!! -Christ's sake, this is really getting quite dashed jolly Roo-diculous......, 🛹......🦦