Eagle - Kangaroo

Eagle - Kangaroo

Nickname: Eagleroo

Eagle Power: Sharp Talons

Kangaroo Power: Strong Kick

Comboanimals Power: Ultimate flying kick

Comboanimals Fun bit of Information

Combine the hunting prowess of an eagle with the powerful legs of a kangaroo and you get flying kicks delivered at speeds between 30mph (when flying) to 150mph (when diving).

Comboanimals Folklore

According to local folklore, the Eagleroo is said to be the guardian of the desert—an ancient spirit watching over the vast expanse. No creature on earth can deliver a kick as swiftly as the eagleroo.

Comboanimals Physical description

An eagle with the legs and muscles of a kanagoo. Eagleroos are imaginary fantastical creatures that exhibit a unique blend of avian and marsupial characteristics. Standing approximately six feet tall, they possess the powerful legs and muscular build of a kangaroo, which enable them to make swift, bounding leaps across varied terrains. Their most striking features are their large, elongated wings, which span nearly ten feet when fully extended, along with a hooked beak and sharp talons reminiscent of those found in eagles. The feathers that adorn their bodies exhibit a mix of earthy browns and brilliant whites, allowing them to blend seamlessly into their natural surroundings.

Comboanimals Information

One of the most remarkable traits of the eagleroo is its "flying kick" attack, which it employs to subdue its prey. When hunting, an eagleroo will use its powerful hind legs to execute a high leap, soaring into the air before rapidly descending toward its target. As it approaches, it extends its legs in a precise motion, delivering a swift and devastating kick that can incapacitate small animals. This technique not only showcases their athleticism but also exemplifies the combination of their kangaroo-like strength and avian agility, making them formidable predators in their habitat.

They exhibit a highly social behavior, often found in small family groups. Their communication consists of a range of vocalisations, from melodious calls to fierce screeches, used to warn of danger or to signal their young. Eagleroos engage in elaborate aerial displays during mating rituals, showcasing their agility and strength as they soar and twist through the air.

As omnivores, eagleroos have a diverse diet that includes small mammals, reptiles, and a variety of fruits. They are particularly adept hunters, utilising their powerful legs to leap onto unsuspecting prey. Eagleroos are also known to forage for native fruits, which provide essential vitamins and minerals, particularly during seasonal migrations.

Eagleroos are typically found in semi-arid regions, where rocky outcrops and open plains provide both shelter and hunting grounds. They build their nests in elevated locations, such as cliffs or tall trees, where they can keep their young safe from predators. Their territories can span large areas, allowing them to access various food sources while maintaining a watchful eye over their surroundings.

Location: in rocky dry hot areas around the world like the Australian outback and Grand canyon in North America.

Ratings Reasoning: High cool rating when considering how bad ass they look.

Comboanimals Statistics

Type: monster from the deep sea  

Animal Characteristics. (1 = Eagle, 2 = Kangaroo)

Size = 2, Strength = 2, Speed = 1, Agility = 2, Attack = 1, Defence = 2, Intelligence = 1, Fly = 1, Swim = 2, Climb = 2.

Adaptability Rating: 91/100

Deadly Rating: 84/100

Friendly Rating: 18/100

Cute Rating: 51/100

Cool Rating: 94/100