An orphaned kangaroo cub just wants to hug his teddy bear

Even animals need friends, and this baby kangaroo is no exception. This touching photo of an orphaned baby kangaroo hugging a teddy bear was posted on its Twitter page by one of the Australian officials, Tim Beshara. An eastern gray kangaroo came out of Bechar's mother, Gillian Abbot.

“Perhaps the baby fell out of her mother’s bag, or maybe she died,” says Bechara. “He was only a few months old when he was taken into custody in the organization of protection of wild animals WIRES, which is led by my mother. Since then she took care of the baby, and he grew up healthy. Now the grown up animal moves independently within the nearby forest and sometimes returns to the organization to eat or hug her favorite toy, as seen in these photos. "

This orphaned kangaroo came out Gillian Abbott, giving him a teddy bear with which to play.

"They seem to react to toys just like children. They perceive them as comrades."

The rope that is visible in the photo is tied to a teddy bear so that the baby kangaroo can always find it.

Watch the video: Orphaned Baby Kangaroo Just Wants To Hug His Teddy Bear (April 2024).