Why do kangaroos have such muscular bodies even though they aren't carnivores? It's because they have a complex digestive system that efficiently converts plant-based food into muscle protein, providing plenty of energy and nutrients for growth. Can a human beat a kangaroo? No. Kangaroos can stand nearly two meters tall, are heavily muscled, and use their powerful tails for balance while kicking with both legs. Their claws can easily injure a person. In a fight, a kangaroo’s kick could break bon

🎶 Jump around 🎶 Kangaroos have incredibly powerful hind legs, which alongside using their tail for balance, allows them to leap up to 9m in a single stride! In #AnimalsWithCameras2, state of the art cameras offer a fresh look on the lives of some of our favourite animals. Find out more about the show here 👉 https://www.bbcearth.com/news/behind-the-scenes-filming-animals-with-cameras-ii | BBC Earth