Where the wild kangaroos and other wild animals located in Australia
No 1. spot where to see Kangaroos in Australia:
No 1 spot in Australia to find wild Kangaroos is • Kangaroo
Island, SA, Australia.
• You'd be right to assume that in a place named after our these
marsupials, there'll be lotsof them bouncing around. With more than
one third of Kangaroo Island protected by national parks, conservation
parks and reserves, there's loads of space for them to roam free
– so much so that hire car companies won't allow you to drive between
dusk and dawn. As well as roadsides and grassy fields, the best
spots to see them include Black Swamp in Flinders Chase National
Park, at Grassdale in Kelly Hill Conservation Park and at Lathami
Conservation Park. The island is a ferry trip or short flight from
Adelaide.
No 2 spot in Australia to find wild Kangaroos whilst driving:
Stuart Highway from Barrow Creek (our choice)
But to go and see real wild Kangaroos in Australia has to be
on the Stuart Highway from Barrow Creek up next 100 klm literally
1000's of them, so be carefull and concentrate on the road- dusk
and dawn is the time they are out and more dangerous to drive then.
No 3 spot in Australia to find wild Kangaroos whilst driving:
Katherine to Kununurra near Fitzroy Crossing (our choice)
But to go and see real wild Kangaroos in Australia has to be
on the highway from Katherine to Kununurra near Fitzroy Crossing,
so be carefull and concentrate on the road- dusk and dawn is the
time they are out and more dangerous to drive then. Our friend Barrie
accidently hit 3 within 10klm strech of road there back in 2008.
No 4. spot where to see Kangaroos in Australia: Wilpena Pound
Flinders Ranges
Flinders Ranges, South Australia Three species of kangaroo can
be found within the 540-million-year-old landscape of South Australia’s
Flinders Ranges. The red kangaroo, western grey kangaroo and euro,
as well as the endangered rock wallaby, all reside on the plains
surrounding and within the mountain ranges and gorges. They are
often seen around campgrounds, particularly at Wilpena Pound.
No 5. spot where to see Kangaroos in Australia: Bells Beach,
Victoria
Bells Beach famous for its inclusion in the 1991 movie, Point
Break, and for its epic surfing waves, Bells Beach also attracts
people for its resident roos. This Great Ocean Road destination
is reached by driving through farmland, and when the sun is low,
this is where the roos come out to feed. Bones Road is a particularly
good spot to see them. Nearby Angelsea Golf Club is also popular
among the roos.
No 5. spot where to see Kangaroos in Australia: Yanchep National
Park, Western Australia
About 45 minutes drive north of Perth's city centre, Yanchep National
Park hosts dozens of roos on its grassy open spaces. They also like
to congregate around the Yanchep Inn. While they rest in the shade
during the heat of the day, wait for sunset and they'll be out in
force. Yanchep National Park is also where one of the state’s largest
populations of koalas huddle in trees along a 240 metre (787 foot)
boardwalk.
No 5. spot where to see Kangaroos in Australia: Lucky Bay,
WA, Australia.
Lucky Bay, WA, Australia. Kangaroos really do like to lie on the
beach at Lucky Bay, a 40 minute drive east of Esperance. Many hop
around the recently upgraded campgrounds at the top of the sandy
cove, but the sunbathing roos are most often found at the very end.
If you're walking out to see them, aim for early or late in the
day and be sure to wear a hat and sunscreen and take plenty of water.
Warning - Kangaroos can be very dangerous if you frighten them
or scare them or provoke them.
Kangaroos may attack when they panic or become trapped or threatened.
So it's best to avoid kangaroos — they are wild animals and are
more than capable of inflicting injury. If you live in Australia,
take precautions to leash your dogs, because kangaroos have proven
to be quite dangerous when provoked.
The last recorded death came in 1936 we know off, there have been several kangaroo attacks in Australia in recent years, some resulting in serious injuries. (In many cases, kangaroos have attacked humans after a confrontation with their dogs.)
How Do You Defend Yourself Against a Rampaging Kangaroo
How do you defend yourself against a kangaroo? Well this is
not the perfect answer but one suggestion so if you have beter offical
professional advise please use it instead as this is what I do myself
- Walk away sideways.If the kangaroo approaches, turn your body
sideways, exposing a narrow profile to the animal and protecting
your face and organs. Raise your hands and lean your head away from
the animal to minimize the chances of being scratched across the
face by the kangaroo’s nasty claws. Retreat, but do not turn your
back and run. A kangaroo can easily chase you down, kicking as it
hops.
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