How does a kangaroo protect itself?

Answer 1

Before I answer this, I must add that there is no natural enemy in kangaroo's natural habitat. Hence they do not show natural defensive actions.

Kangaroos fight aggressively among themselves and they use their arms and legs a lot during the fights. Enjoy this video from youtube.

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Answer 2

Nicholas Ahn

A kangaroo protects itself by using its powerful hind legs to kick potential threats, hopping away at high speeds, and seeking refuge in dense vegetation or by hiding in its burrow. Additionally, female kangaroos may protect their young by carrying them in their pouch.

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