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jokingly posted side-by-side photos of a kangaroo and a pot of stew on Wednesday night. He claimed that he found the kangaroo, killed it, cooked it and ate it.
A kangaroo looks on from the side of a fairway as players play practice rounds ahead of the 2018 ISPS HANDA World Super 6 at Lake Karrinyup Country Club on February 6, 2018 in Perth, Australia. Attacks from kangaroos are considered rare.The post, which Cody Breland shared to his Facebook page in dismay, said:"Found this guy on the side of the road on my way home from work today. Didn't know we had kangaroos in Mississippi WTF? Me and the family ate good tonight tho.
The Associated Press reported locals weren't pleased with the joke and the user said he received death threats. Also on Wednesday night, Breland wrote on Facebook that Gulfport residents should be alert on their morning commute Thursday, as"he will be up and moving around." Breland, who bills himself on his Facebook page as the CEO and Founder of Wild Acres, added:"If you see him please contact the Gulfport Police Department and if possible keep eyes on him till they arrive ... I'm sure [JoJo] is resting up for the night somewhere dry after having a long eventful day."
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