kangaroos

Some ideas: * Attach (old) smartphones to kangaroos, just catch them one a week to recharge the phone.

To ilustrate the differences, if whales where kangaroos, then the beaked whales will be tasmanian tigers.

Being placental mammals, they are more closely related to aardvarks than they are to kangaroos.

There are no kangaroos in Austria, that's how I remember the difference;) That will confuse those Australians this morning.

If you haven't any ethical qualms about meat eating then you can still farm those fringe places pastorally - reindeer, goats, kangaroos etc.

Been playing with Google Photos this morning and marveling how it is able to categorize beer, bridges, kangaroos, koalas, etc.

So I think it's likely that most intelligent life forms in the universe are basically kangaroos.

Stealing all the kangaroos would be a very serious thing, you know.

I've illustrated it with kangaroos - but I think children of (I guess) six years old could easily manage it.

In common usage, Austria is the place where kangaroos live.

Everything else, it's great at - marmosets, capybaras, dolphins, kangaroos; but it's got a complete blindspot for horses.

Cats versus kangaroos/wallabies versus rabbits versus birds in Australia.

A similar seeming bug is the old "kangaroos with rocket launchers" story (from military simulations, not games) [1].

Fewer pretty pictures, but much funnier and describing several different optimization algorithms (in the context of neural network training, but most of it doesn't depend on that): "Kangaroos and training neural networks".

Kangaroos making a trip from Australia to the Middle East and back for a boat trip is another.

And if 10% of animals jumped the barn fence and they all happened to be Kangaroos.

Oh noes, they're going to steal all of the Kangaroos!!