海外の反応
・私はカンガルーのことはあまり知らない
だけどこれは親の頭が相当悪いのではないか
・カンガルーは凶暴
・子どもは今日学びました
・カンガルーの頭を撫でることは彼らにとって攻撃の合図と受け取ります
・これはワラビーじゃないですか？
・申し訳ないけど大笑いしてしまいました
・スパルタ教育です
・女の子はどうなりましたか？
・最初は鹿だと思ったんだけど
・通常運転のオーストラリア
・カンガルーは鋭い爪を持っている
この動画はゾッとしたよ
彼女は怪我しなかったの？
・蹴られるんじゃなくて噛まれると思ってたよ。大爆笑
・オーストラリアでは蛇などの猛毒生物よりカンガルーによる怪我のほうが多い
猛毒生物は見た瞬間にみんな逃げるからね
カンガルルーがフレンドリーだと思ってる外国人観光客が一番怪我する
・詳しくはありませんが、あれはワラビーではないでしょうか?
Local politicians are appealing for a response to a series of cases of kangaroos attacking humans in a famous tourist spot in New South Wales, eastern Australia.
The tourist attraction is located on a hospital site in Morissette, the state, where thousands of people visit every week to see wild kangaroos.
However, some tourists have been seriously cut by kangaroos after being kicked or scratched.Kangaroos are said to be aimed at carrots, a favorite food brought by tourists.Greg Piper, a local member of the Australian parliament, told the BBC that warnings to tourists were an urgent issue.”Kangaroos are cute, but they can hurt people,” he said.
According to Piper, the problem is getting worse as the number of tourists has soared over the past few years.”Social media has changed everything,” he said.
Referring to the kangaroo character “Roo,” which appears in Disney’s animation “Kuma no Pu-san,” posts saying it is the perfect place to shoot “Roo Selfie” have been posted on Instagram, Facebook, and various blogs, and sharing is spreading among users in no time.
