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Transcript
DI: OK, so we're about to go in and see the kangaroos. Oh, I'm getting kangaroo kisses.
RANGER: Just pull his arms off.
DI: Lots of kangaroo love. Lots of kangaroo love. Aw, you are so cute. Are you a boy? This one is just like-- so this one looks like the young one.
RANGER: Well, they are both roughly about the same age.
DI: Oh really?
RANGER: Just pull his arms off.
DI: Lots of kangaroo love. Lots of kangaroo love. Aw, you are so cute. Are you a boy? This one is just like-- so this one looks like the young one.
RANGER: Well, they are both roughly about the same age.
DI: Oh really?
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