Kangaroo “tries to drown” a man in the floods in Australia

“Kangaroo” tried to drown “a man in Australia, after the two entered a punch.

It is said that Don James found himself fighting for his life, as Mars detained him in the flood waters that gathered on the side of the road near Port Makari – just fled after seeing that the animal had become frightening.

“Not every day is that the big kangaroo decides to take you … even in Australia, you don’t expect to see it,” told BBC.

It is suspected that the kangaroo “is” very sad “has become trapped in the area after the standard floods that struck New South Wales this week, leaving five people.

Mrs. Liz was alerted for the first time to attend the kangaroo, and she went down to check the water levels in the northern Port Makari Beach with her husband, at approximately 09:00 local time on Friday (23:00 GMT on Thursday).

Two men – one of which was later identified as Don James from the Australian news network ABC – Beware of the presence of a “really large” kangaroo about the next parked car.

Certainly, the kangaroo – “big like the car” was standing beside it.

The next thing that Mrs. Liz knew, that the kangaroo was fired towards her car, which slowed down in crawling so as not to be amazed by the animal, and began to attack her.

But when he moved next to her from the car, it seemed that the kangaroo was discovering another goal: Mr. James, who was still walking on the road.

He gave the kangaroo a chase.

“They literally entered the boxing match,” said Christie. “I am looking for a rear vision mirror as they throw punches.”

James then ran back before stumbling and falling into a piece of flood water on the side of the road.

The next thing that Christie knew, “Kangaro was holding it.”

“The kangaroo tried to dump the man,” she said. “I realized what was happening and told my husband (who could not see the battle from his seat) to get out of the car and help.”

But it seems that the kangaroo has been exposed – perhaps through the approaching car driven by Mr. James’s friend – allowing him to escape towards Mrs. Liz, who has since tried to warn the largest possible number of neighbors.

He told Mrs. Liz, who was able to say that she saw everything: “The kangaroo was trying to dump me.”

Mr. James later told ABC: “I remember that I am under water, kicking, screaming and continuing,” Mr. James later told ABC.

“It is a beautiful shock for a while there,” he said.

The kangaroo is known to try to dump their opponents – although these animals are usually animals the size of dogs.

Environmental scientist Kraim Kulson, from Melbourne University, revealed to ABC that his neighbor had lost two dogs in this way.

“There is a very strong instinct – the kangaroo will go to the water if it is threatened by a predator,” the news network told the news network.

However, he said that behavior is likely about protecting themselves from drowning their enemy.

It is unlikely to make Mr. James feel better about a quarrel on Friday morning – especially because he told Ms. Liz that just 12 months ago he had found another attack, at the time of a large white penny.

“I feel they are trying to kill me, all these animals,” he said.

BBC tried to call Mr. James to comment.