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    Die wilden Wallabys von Lambay Island vor der Küste von Dublin

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    1. AmsterPup on

      I’m from the Rush/Lusk area where Lambay Island is off the coast from.

      Yrs ago when I was about 15, cycling down a country lane I seen a little kangaroo jump into a hedge. Told me friends & parents about it but they didnt believe me.

      But I know what I seen, one of these lil lads musta stowed away on a boat or something and got onto the mainland

    2. Practical_Trash_6478 on

      That’s one of my all time fantasies to have a few hundred rabbits running around the place, but I gave up on that as it seemed too far fetched, so I got 12 wallabies instead

    3. Dockers4flag2035orB4 on

      I know wallaby’s can swim

      Buts that’s a long way from Australia.

    4. Ed_the_Led_Man on

      I love the nature in Ireland

      The natural barren grass deserts with the natural Wallabies ♥️ untouched since our Celtic ancestors first came here

    5. Internal-Cobbler9140 on

      It would be interesting to just leave them for several thousand years and see how they might evolutionarily diverge from those in their more natural habitat.

    6. AmazingUsername2001 on

      Traumatising the animals by flying drones up to them. Yeah, great job.

    7. Fraisey on

      Surely they’d be cold in Ireland? It must be good there’s a few jumpers between them.

    10. JohnnyCaligula on

      Been on the Island a couple of times and was very disappointed not to see any of them..

    11. egbert_the_pantless on

      How in my 40+ years of living on this planet did I not know we have wild wallabies in Ireland!?!

    15. gavmac5 on

      Ah man I would love to win the euromillions. And just live on a massive farm and have a load of animals.

    16. Fit-Breath-4345 on

      Bloody immigrants, coming over here and taking Irish jobs and accommodation.

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