A Buck's Life • 2016 • episode "S1E3" • Secret Life of the Kangaroo

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Witness the hard knock life of male kangaroos as they engage in constant fights to determine social rank.

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Secret Life of the Kangaroo • 2016 • 3 episodes •

Mob Rules
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Mob Rules

Hop along with a mob of kangaroos as they search for food while keeping a vigilant eye out for predators.

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From Pouch to Foot
47:45
From Pouch to Foot

Kangaroos can have up to three young in different stages at once--which makes child rearing a constant preoccupation.

2016 • Nature

A Buck's Life
48:03
A Buck's Life

Witness the hard knock life of male kangaroos as they engage in constant fights to determine social rank.

2016 • Nature

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