【true orgasm sex video】Baby kangaroos scratching each other will make you both happy and itchy

Knitting and true orgasm sex videostamp collecting are boring. Instead, these baby kangaroos pursue the best hobby of all — scratching.

Madeleine and Sebastian, who live at the Kangaroo Sanctuary in central Australia, loveto scratch. They love to scratch so much.

SEE ALSO: Kangaroo majestically gliding across the beach is strangely calming

They love to scratch themselves.

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They could scratch all day. Do you dare them? They could. It wouldn't be hard.

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They are even willing to scratch (read: clean) each other. It's not their favorite kind of scratching, but they will still do it.

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You can watch the full video of Madeleine and Sebastian scratching below. Sorry if it makes you itchy — maybe you should take up scratching.

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