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Roger the super buff kick-boxing kangaroo is back and bigger than ever
Come at me bro. You really don’t want to mess with this muscly marsupial named Roger
A super-strong kangaroo who likes to show off his muscles for the camera has won an army of online fans.
Roger, who lives at the Kangaroo Sanctuary, in Alice Springs, in Australia’s Northern Territory, is back and he looks like he has definitely been pumping some iron at the gym.
The ripped roo is the sanctuary’s star attraction after a photo of him crushing a metal bucket in his arms went viral in 2015.
Thousands have liked a new photo of Roger posted on the sanctuary’s Facebook page. They reopened their doors this week following a summer break.
“Here is Roger enjoying the attention of our visitors!” said the post.
One user joked: “You could see why you could never win a fight with a kangaroo.”
Another wrote: “Nice guns Roger… I bet the girls love you.”
“He must be having lots of protein shakes,” wrote Irene Perez.
Roger’s carer, Chris ‘Brolga’ Barnes, told Buzzfeed last year he rescued the marsupial from his dead mother’s pouch in 2006 and reared him by hand.
“Roger’s muscle is human-like. He appears to have the same muscles that a bodybuilder has, really defined biceps and triceps,” he told the site.
“That’s because the big males need to be expert kickboxers and wrestlers. There are no single girls in the bush, they’re all under the care of one dominant male, so these need to be tough to survive.
“Kangaroos usually live between 12 to 15 years, and the male reach their maximum size in their later years.”
Meanwhile, photos of a baby kangaroo who suffered extensive burns in a bushfire in Western Australia are being shared online.