Wildlife rescuer urges travelers to check for joeys after kangaroo incidents
Michelle Jones of GG Wildlife Rescue warned travelers to check for joeys after hitting kangaroos. She emphasized that joeys require specialized care from wildlife professionals, as many believe they are instantly killed in such incidents. Jones highlighted the importance of proper handling to ensure joeys can be successfully returned to their natural habitat.
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Published 23 Jun 2026, 18:00 UTC
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