by Staff writer
Talk about the things that happen in Australia!
French tourist Sandrina Duniau, 30, spotted the racy kangaroo casually lounging around in the entrance to a toilet in the scenic John Forrest National Park, 24km east of Perth.
Cautious of the muscled marsupial’s robust stature, the French holiday-maker decided it was better to hold it in than to disturb the animal’s relaxation time.
Instead Sandrina, who spent two weeks travelling the state with her partner Viktor Simonic, 26, snapped this priceless picture to show her family back home some of the unique hurdles she faced while in Australia.
The pharmaceutical marketer, who took the picture late last month, said: “It was so funny — I couldn’t stop laughing when I saw it was posed like that.
“I wouldn’t have been surprised if it had said, ‘Hey girl, what’s up?’
Sandrina has been travelling around Australia and has fallen in love with the wildlife there.
“It was right in the middle of the toilets blocking the entrance to the doorway and there was no way I was brave enough to go and bother it.
“I couldn’t believe it and thought wow — only in Australia would something like this ever happen.
“I love kangaroos so much and I just think they’re adorable. This one was particularly funny and cute the way it was posed.
She took some pics to show her family back home what she was facing on her travels.
“Australia is such a beautiful country with perfect weather and I’d move here if I could.
“I love all the animals here and I’ve been having so much fun taking pictures of all the warning signs for snakes and other dangerous creatures to scare my family back home. It’s so wild.”
Red kangaroos stand at roughly 145cm on average but have been known to reach over 2m in height.
Western Australia is also home to another “sexy” kangaroo that took the world by storm last year after being snapped posing for the camera with his spectacular muscles on display.
Jackson Vincent spotted the “bodybuilder” kangaroo bathing in a creek in Margaret River before the animal squared up to his dog.
This ‘buff’ red kangaroo was snapped at Margaret River last year.
