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Knitting and stepmom son sex videos in hdstamp 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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