Farmer, 77, beaten to death by kangaroo had raised it since it was a joey

Experts have reminded the public that kangaroos are wild animals.

An alpaca farmer was killed by a kangaroo he had been keeping as a pet since it was a joey.

Peter Eades, 77, was found with serious injuries by a family member on Sunday morning, a day after it is believed he wasParamedics were called but the kangaroo was still aggressive, and they were not able to get to Peter without risking getting hurt themselves.Now, more details have come out about Peter who was clearly an animal lover.Peter previously said alpacas ‘were the most beautiful creatures in the world’.

When Peter’s favourite alpaca Claudia Wonninup died in 2002, he set up a cemetery and dug a hole next to Claudia’s grave so he could be buried next to her when he died.But experts have warned the public to remember that kangaroos are wild animals.: ‘When any person is injured or killed by an animal it’s quite shocking, especially kangaroos as they’re seen as this cute and fluffy icon of Australia.

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