You know about their legs, but did you also know about their reversible air intakes in their ears? When they jump, the loss of air pressure creates a vacuum in their ears, which then sucks in air which brings them back down.
Sir I commend your bravery for posting this and risking the wrath of NASA. People must ask themselves, where are Kangaroo's from? Well they are from Austria which is beside Norway, is Norway upside down? No! So how the blinking heck can Austria be upside down. It seems to me our schools are failing us.
@Captainjackass I've never been, so I wouldn't know, but I do know kangaroos exist. I've seen one at a zoo. But the point still stands, THEY believe that Australia exist and claim there are kangaroos there. So the question is why don't they hop away into the sky?
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If there is no gravity then why would people remain grounded on a flat earth rather than floating into space? 🤔 Sticky shoes? 🤔
