Kangaroo sneaks onto RV, comes back later with all his friends

When your RV is already bustling with three giggling children, why not let a wild animal in, too?

When a confused kangaroo wandered into one family’s caravan, the clan excitedly welcomed him in (even though the family member behind the camera was gently trying to get him out the whole time).

The marsupial seemed pretty fascinated by the van and wasn’t too keen on leaving his vacation from nature.

Dad eventually wound up baiting the kangaroo with an apple to get him to hop off the van.

However, presenting the gossipy kangaroo with food may not have been the best idea – he and a troop of kangaroo friends turned up outside the RV later that day, hoping (and hopping) for some dinner.

Hopefully this family had a lot more apples.

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