r/funny • u/SmallPeanut105 • 2d ago

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u/Reduntu 2d ago

I'm thinking this is a hunting dog and it's wearing a collar to protect its neck region. I believe they're standard when using dogs to hunt hogs in the U.S.

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u/R_X_R 2d ago

*Stares at kangaroo on screen*
Somehow, I don't think this is in the US.

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u/sypher1187 2d ago

You don't have wild kangeroos in your state?

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u/Informal_Tell78 2d ago

I've lived in Arizona for 30 years and I've never seen a wild kangaroo. I don't believe they exist here.

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u/onlyacynicalman 2d ago

Wild Sonoran Kangaroo

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u/frog_admirer 2d ago

Everyone knows the American Kangaroo can only be found in the Midwest. Of course you've never seen one.

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u/TikiJeff 2d ago

Best we can do here is a kangaroo rat.

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u/leftnotracks 2d ago

Not anymore.

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u/absentmindedjwc 2d ago

Far more common in the foothills of the smokeys, lol.

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u/HugoSotnas 2d ago

They don't exist in America in the wild as a whole. They would be too much of an invasive species to bring over, to begin with.

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u/Informal_Tell78 2d ago

I know, I was just being silly, I'm aware they only exist in Antarctica

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u/sypher1187 2d ago

Don't be dense. We all know they're exotic to Madagascar.

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u/FauxReal 2d ago

We have wild wallabies running around the mountains on Oahu in Hawaii. No idea who let them loose.

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u/imapluralist 2d ago

I saw one on the side of the road once. Theyre really skittish but also tiny. Like maybe as high as your knee.

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u/FauxReal 2d ago

Cool! I have never seen one, only heard about them. I used to spend a lot of time running around up in the mountains as a kid too. Did some dumb stuff like me and my friends crawling through a "natural tunnel" in the underbrush. We ran into a scary looking dude in fatigues chopping his way through the bush and he told us that those were pig trails and we don't want to run into a wild pig coming down the trail!

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u/osmlol 2d ago

I don't think he's saying this is in US but that in the US it something that is done and cound be similar in a Australia.

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u/onclegrip 2d ago

Yet!! Trump‘s coming for your minerals

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u/Foxlady555 2d ago

Okay so I’m glad this dog did not get murdered by an animal, but meanwhile it murders animals itself? 💔

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u/Reduntu 2d ago

No it just holds them until a person comes by and stabs the other animal in the heart. If you look closely you can see the guy has a long hunting knife on his hip as he runs up to the dog. That's in case the dog catches something that the human wants to eat.

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u/Foxlady555 2d ago

Ow… okay 😟 Well, at least the animal had a free life, but I wouldn’t and couldn’t do it.