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Roger the Ripped Roo Dies Aged 12

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It was a sad day down under on Saturday when Roger the Ripped Roo passed away at the age of 12. Roger lead a long and happy life in a Roo sanctuary and became world famous for how ripper he was. With past times including bucket crushing and muscle poses Roger was a favourite at home and abroad. Spare a moment today to say Vale Roger... may you have an endless supply of buckets wherever you are now.

 

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Wow, didn't know about him till today, did a search. He really was ripped. Crushing buckets like paper cups...

 

RIP Roger...

National Geo did a nice piece on him and the sanctuary a few years ago

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2 hours ago, WeegieWoman said:

I've watched that show before, that's sad. Is 12 a long life for a kangaroo? 

 

In the wild its 8-12 years but in captivity it can be up to 20 years... although the smaller species tend to live longer, the greys.. the big red boys like Roger was don't has as long.

Sad...RIP Roger.....some facts from the sanctuary where he lived 

 

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RIP special Kangie!! 

 

Our world changes every time special creatures leave us; whether they be human or otherwise.

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