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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Environment
Narelle Towie

‘They will get you in a headlock’: Australians warned off pet kangaroos after second death in 100 years

Western greys fighting in Perth, Western Australia.
Western greys fighting in Perth, Western Australia. Pet kangaroos are driven by the same instincts as their wild counterparts. When they are not feeding or resting, they fight, experts say. Photograph: Lea Scaddan/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021/PA

Kangaroos are often considered friend, not foe. But the marsupial’s reputation took a hit last week when a 77-year-old Western Australian man was killed by the pet western grey he hand-reared from a joey.

As Peter Eades lay dying on his Redmond farm, 398km south of Perth, police were forced to shoot the three-year-old male kangaroo, which was preventing an ambulance crew from reaching the injured man.

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