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Close Encounters with the Animal Kind – Cyclist Hits Kangaroo?

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Kangaroo

Not being from Australia, Kangaroos are sort of a mystery. Outside of a zoo, it seems the only time we get to experience the weird creatures with a pouch is when they are boxing each other in the street, or beating up a talk show host. Well, it appears they have it out for cyclists as well. While on a recent ride through Canberra Bronwyn Calver, a former Australian cricketer, was broadsided by a kangaroo just outside of the Capitol Circle.

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Video c. Bronwyn Calver/Viralhog.com

Other than a few cuts and bruises, Bronwyn was OK and credits many motorist with stopping to make sure she was all right.

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Aussie Cyclist
Aussie Cyclist
9 years ago

Apparently the kangaroo came off 2nd best as it was hit and killed by another car further up the road. We don’t usually see kangas in the city but plenty of them in the bush when mtb’ing. Had some very close calls as they cut across the track on my front wheel.

Scotty
Scotty
9 years ago

Better than hitting a deer.

il Bruce
il Bruce
9 years ago

Banga

Rob
Rob
9 years ago

“Banga goes another kanga on bonenet of the van” –Kate Bush

AndyPandy
AndyPandy
9 years ago

You better run you better take cover… it’s a land where beer flows and ‘roos chunder

Terry
Terry
9 years ago

didn’t we just see a vid recently where a deer shot up from the side of the road? maybe i saw it on another web sight.

Terry
Terry
9 years ago

this is scary cause i’m usually watching the cars, not the side of the road.

sss
sss
9 years ago

The problem is they usually travel in mobs and its not the first one you have to worry about. It’s its mates that follow that are usually the ones you hit.

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