Randy kangaroo in Northern Territory back to old tricks of stalking women

MELBOURNE - A randy kangaroo, who grabbed headlines a month ago for stalking a woman in Australia’s Northern Territory, is back to his old tricks of making amorous advances towards more women in the area.

Natasha Civitarese told The Northern Territory News that she was followed by the towering beast in Tennant Creek- just a month after news broke of a well-endowed macropod stalking women on the outskirts of the town, near the Honeymoon Ranges.

Civitarese was halfway through walking the 5km from the Mary Ann Dam to Tennant Creek when the kangaroo started tailing her.

The 23-year-old said she was petrified by the 2m tall animal.

“I looked around and saw this big kangaroo on its back legs,” the Courier Mail quoted her as saying.

“I just started running and screaming. It would hop right back up to about a metre from me, stop, and prop itself up on its back legs and look around.

“I just kept running and it just kept watching. I thought ‘It’s going to get me’, and was going to box me,” she added.

The scare comes after another local woman was chased in the same spot - twice.

“With his male pride on full alert, he started circling me. There was no doubt about what he wanted, the randy old thing,” said Civitarese. (ANI)