Kangaroo spotted with 2 joeys in rural Bulwell, Nottinghamshire

A kangaroo and two joeys have been reportedly spotted in a lonely area of rural Nottinghamshire on October 25. It is not clear how they managed to end up there but it is certain that they might have been lost. They were captured on camera standing in the long grass near Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, yesterday. The entire town of Bulwell was shocked to hear the news.

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The local police shared the snap on Facebook

The local police shared the snap on social media and said that the mother kangaroo may have two babies with her. The police have urged the public to help find the trio. The local police team in a Facebook post wrote, "G' day Bulwell, this picture was taken this morning in Bulwell, I think you're thinking what I'm thinking and I think we might be right mate.

"There's a Kangaroo in Bulwell and we believe she has two Joeys in tow. They were seen hopping around on the old pit site this morning. So if you see Red, Skippy or Joey bouncing around near you give us a ring."

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The netizens reactions

The Facebook post was uploaded on Thursday and has been shared by more than a thousand people.
A Facebook user said, "Sod the Aussy trip, let's nip here to see a Kangaroo."While another commented, "Just seen it hop out snapewood shop with two cans of Stella."A third user wrote, "I see a German Shepherd, could be an alligator. Would have to go look for myself lol."
The police have updated their post writing, "We've looked into this report and nothing's jumping out at us - but if you see anything out back, hop to it and let us know!"

Recently, the residents of a French town saw a panther hovering around the streets and the rooftops. It has been considered that the panther must have escaped. However, the authorities managed to track it and took it to a zoo.

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