According to the mirror on June 4, a kangaroo named Roger in Australia has attracted people's attention. It is not only huge, but also uses its claws to crush iron barrels to protect its territory.
Rogge, who lives in Australia's Alice Springs kangaroo reserve, stands 2.07 meters tall and weighs 95 kilograms when standing upright. In addition, Roger has very strong muscles and the strength of a super boxer. Its owner, Chris brogla, said Roger would exercise every day, including kicking a bucket, and one of Roger's favorite entertainments was boxing with his owner and chasing after him.
According to Chris, it's hard to believe that Roger is only nine years old now, while red kangaroos generally live up to 22 years old. But Roger is not the only kangaroo that's huge today. Earlier this month, another grey kangaroo, nicknamed big buck, was found on the east coast of Australia. It is shorter than Roger but weighs twice as much.