Do you want to see The Inside Of A Kangaroo Pouch Looks Like

It's hard to find, and really small than you think. but still so cute .

If you are like the most normal people wondering where exactly the kangaroo pouch is located or even what it looks like inside a kangaroo pouch , now here is your chance to find out.

The YouTube series "Smarter Every Day" did a new episode (above), it gives an opportunity to look inside the Cute-hard-to-find kangaroo pouch, if you don't have time to watch the whole Video, you can fast-forward to 6:20.

"There's white and black spots in the back," the "Smarter Every Day" series' host and creator, Destin Sandlin, says in the video. "It's really small and it stretches out... I always had the misconception that it was like a pocket, right here on the belly, because that's the way it is on cartoons."

A male can't have pouches Only female kangaroos can, a kangaroo pouch contain mammary glands ,a female hold their joeys for an average of 46 weeks or so , until they are ready to leave the pouch . A mother roo needs to clean her pouch from time to time so she uses her tongue, she licks dirt and baby roo poo away . it's like a marsupial maintenance!

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An Actual Giant Robot Battle ? Japan And The U.S

Two Countries japan And The U.S Are Going To Have The biggest Actual Giant Robot Battle

Our crazy glorious Robots anime fantasies are coming true soon.

a video on YouTube released from the Japanese robot-maker Suidobashi Heavy Industry Sunday officially accepting a duel from The U.S.-based MegaBots. The two companies Japan and the us have both created "Some giant fighting robots" that will clash in combat in the soon future.

The robots are fifteen feet tall, piloted by humans beings and capable of shooting massive paintballs that can be real bullets some day. MegaBots with its "Mark II," a 12,000-pound behemoth, hoping that's could beat Suidobashi's "Kuratas" robot, which weighs : 9,000 pounds.

Suidobashi company Determined to win.

"We can't let another country win this. Giant robots are Japanese culture," Mr Kogoro Kurata The Suidobashi CEO said in the Youtube video.

on June 30 MegaBots accepted the challenge via a YouTube video. the question is when the fight ? The video from MegaBots said it should happen "in one year."

Gui Cavalcanti The co-founder of MegaBots, told That his robot will need work before it enters the arena.

"If you're going to be in a giant robot, why would you use knives?" Gui Cavalcanti said.

People say events like this battle could represent the future of spectator sports.

"This is what we want. We want people to see this fight, get excited and require this to be a sport," Cavalcanti said .

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