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I honestly thought that kangaroos were poisonous. That they had a kind of stinger on the elbow.
I even managed to convince a few people of it, including two Australians.
Then later I couldn't find it any more on Wikipedia. Apparently it was a prank edit years ago.
Kangaroos don't but platypus do.
What doesn't the platypus do at this point?
Speak English...?
Only by choice, let's be honest.