Kangaroos.

The ladies participating in the Australian Women's Open have more to worry about than water hazards. According to The Telegraph U.K., the golf tournament has been interrupted by a group of kangaroos. This isn't the first time the animals have taken a bounce across the green. Golfers have become used to taking pauses so the marsupials can munch on the grass and hop across the fairways. The weather in Australia has been especially dry this year, causing animals to seek refuge and refreshment on the lush grounds of golf courses. We all know kangaroos can box, maybe someone should hand one a 9-iron and see if they can swing, too. ...

A kangaroo somehow found itself hopping around a Melbourne, Australia, parking garage - much to the amusement of onlookers, according to the U.K.'s The Guardian. The display isn't likely to dispel any Australian stereotypes (kangaroos everywhere!) for tourists who caught a glimpse of the roo. But, as one native onlooker said, "It's lovely that at a place where so many tourists land, one of our national symbols can just be hopping around." The roo did some damage to its feet with its frantic attempt to escape the garage, but it was subdued by authorities and is receiving veterinary attention before being released back into the wild. ...

We think Roo had Ne-Yo in his head when he decided to wine and dine Dozer. His sly moves and exotic animal charm practically scream, "Girl, let me love you!" Watch this coy kangaroo make his way over to Dozer in an attempt to win her over. First, he starts with a little bit of a back massage and then he goes in for the kill. Will Dozer fall for Roo's ways and kiss back? Watch to find out! TRENDING: MORE DOGS AND KANGAROOS LOVING EACH OTHER?! ...

Check out this video of a kangaroo (unique to Australia), and a lemur (unique to Madagascar), playing tag. Too bad we can't all have these in our backyards! Related Stories Baby Goat Loves Jumping Over Her Friends! (Video) Must-See: Surfing Goats (Video) Duckling Goes For A Jog (Video) ...