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Do Kangaroos Really Communicate With Humans?

Do Kangaroos Really Communicate With Humans? Published December 17th, 2020 - 12:12 GMT (Shutterstock) Highlights Their gaze was pretty intense, said co-author Dr Alexandra Green, a post-doctoral researcher in the Sydney School of Veterinary Science at University of Sydney.  Kangaroos intentionally communicate with humans in similar way to pet dogs and other domesticated animals, using an intense gaze , a new study claims. Aussie and UK researchers found kangaroos gaze at humans when they re having trouble accessing food, as if to implore us to help.  In experiments, the experts tested kangaroos at various wildlife sanctuaries down under, by putting their food in a closed plastic container.

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Kangaroos use an 'intense gaze' to communicate with humans, study says

102 shares It s already known domesticated animals like dogs and even horses are resigned to using powerful eye contact due to their inability to point with arms or legs like primates.  Now, this study shows kangaroos – marsupial mammals that have never been domesticated – do the same.  Their gaze was pretty intense, said co-author Dr Alexandra Green, a post-doctoral researcher in the Sydney School of Veterinary Science at University of Sydney.  We’ve previously thought only domesticated animals try to ask for help with a problem, but kangaroos do it too.  If they can’t open the box, they look at the human and back to the container.