Can they perspire like people?
Because if not, then they can't really keep up.
Can they perspire like people?
Because if not, then they can't really keep up.
If kangaroos ever learn to throw rocks, the entire continent of Australia is cooked. They can even carry extra ammo in their pouches!
Technically they might not even need to become carnivores to learn the habit of chasing people down and punching them to death to defend their territory.
Many herbivorous animals eat the occasional animal. You can find heaps of YouTube videos of deer eating birds, and that’s just what’s been witnessed and recorded by humans. Some scientists in California recently recorded a population of squirrels that is very adept at hunting voles. Kangaroos may have developed their speed and strength to elude their extinct predators, they may also occasionally use it for a little protein and calcium snack.
Kangaroos have tiny brains and to be a predator you need to be a bit smarter.
Kangaroos have tiny brains
That sounds like complete nonsense to me.
In fact, mammals are generally big-brained animals compared to the average.
A kangaroo wrote this, I guarantee it
I'm just kinda curious where you heard that kangaroos are especially dumb? (they're not)
Some science sources, FWIW:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1978492/
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00049539908255344
I mean.. You have tiny animals like spiders or snakes being very efficient predators. Their brains are microscopic. Im actually amazed by animals like crows, how smart they are and the culture they have, with just small brains like that.
It's omnivores that get +2 to int. Predators put all their points into str and dex.
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