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My two bobs worth on this stop the presses subject is:
As mentioned, kangaroos do not punch in the wild (I watch them out my back window every morning). As stated they grapple to set up a hind-foot kick almost never seriously injurious to their opponent. This happens daily in the human-like disputes over women or a particularly juicy patch of grass. By far the most common fight is when the two bucks stand chest to chest on tip-toe to gain impressive height and start slapping each other like two patrons in a gay bar dispute. A long fight is two minutes. Showmen over the years have fitted them with gloves but the strikes are of a flapping/slapping motion never a straight right or a left hook. I suggest you lay your head on the kitchen scales and have your wife give you a " moderately naughty boy" smack across the ear. The measured deflection of the dial would be a pretty close measurement of the energy of a kangaroo "punch". Below is photo of a kangaroo mugging my 3 year old grandson and other kids recently. Lang Last edited by Lang; 28-03-09 at 08:31. |
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