Drones help search for runaway kangaroo in Florida

Wildlife officers search for Storm

Storm the kangaroo.

JUPITER, Fla. – A runaway kangaroo in South Florida has wildlife officers sending up a pair of drones to help search for a second day.

More than a dozen officers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission have been joined by state troopers and local law enforcement officers in the search for Storm.

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The 5-year-old marsupial hopped away from a home in a Jupiter Farms subdivision, where he's been raised alongside six other kangaroos.

Owner Eric Westergard describes Storm as 4 feet tall and 45 pounds, with tawny fur, black paws and a powerful long tail.

Westergard tells the Palm Beach Post that Storm is laid-back unless he's startled.

Wildlife officers plan to subdue Storm with a tranquilizer dart and return him to Westergard.

Taking josh to bus and see this...only in Jupiter farms do kangaroos hop down your street lol this video is being managed by Newsflare. For inquiries please contact licensing@newsflare.com

Posted by Denise Cooper on Tuesday, September 25, 2018

 


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