An Australian man was killed by a kangaroo he kept at his home It has been revealed that a man in the state of Western Australia in Australia was killed by a kangaroo he kept at his home.
An Australian man was killed by a kangaroo he kept at his home In the town of Redmond in Western Australia, Australia, a man was attacked by a kangaroo he kept at his home.
In a statement by the police, it was stated that health teams who tried to intervene to help the severely injured 77-year-old man were prevented by the kangaroo. After the kangaroo was subdued by the police, the health teams performed first aid on the injured man.
The man, who was severely injured, died at the scene. The police have launched an investigation to determine the cause of death.
FIRST FATALITY SINCE 1936
In Australia, where it is legal to keep kangaroos at home, the first fatal kangaroo attack since 1936 has been recorded.
Grey Kangaroos, which live in the southwest of Australia, typically weigh around 54 kilograms and can reach heights of up to 1.3 meters. It is known that male Grey Kangaroos, which have aggressive behaviors, can attack humans.
