In an unconventional move that has left locals hopping mad and scratching their heads, renegade farmer, Russell 'Rooster' Rustle, has swapped his trusty tractor for an armada of Australian kangaroos in an unforeseen turn of events that has led to a surplus of marsupials in the capital of Australia. Rooster decided to 'up the ante' and give some zing to his otherwise mundane life by swapping his old tractor for a troupe of kangaroos with a wildlife park. However, in a shocking twist of events, these marsupials decided to showcase their own mischief by breaking free and stamping their authority over Canberra. As unconfirmed reports suggest, Rooster was allegedly hoping that the kangaroo's inherent knack for high jumps and swift travelling would make his farming chores more enjoyable. Little did he know, the farming experiment would eventually lead to an unexpected animal kingdom coup. With kangaroos on the loose, jumping all over Canberra, the locals are having a hard time adjusting to this new way of life. The kangaroos have seized the local parks for hopping trials, making it tough for joggers to go about their routine morning jogs. The kids are having a gala time, though, mimicking the hopping roos, giving a new dimension to 'follow the leader' game. "Our kids have started hopping to school, emulating these kangaroos," complained Martha, a local resident and mother of two. "It was fun for the first week, but now it's just a pain trying to put them back on their feet." Following concerns from the residents, authorities have initiated a kangaroo-herding mission, armed with tranquilizer guns and transport cages. However, as it turns out, these kangaroos are surprisingly well-versed with guerrilla warfare tactics and have been able to evade capture. The authorities, in addition to having their egos bruised, are having a hard time justifying their force's moniker, 'Kangaroo Force One'. Meanwhile, Rooster, the instigator of this unexpected marsupials-on-stilts reality show, is allegedly seeking a group of emus to swap for his shovel and rake combo. But don't worry, apparently, they've promised not to start an emu war this time. The vegetable patches of Canberra breathed a sigh of relief that reverberated roundabout through the nearby areas. And as for the tractor, it's basking in its unexpected freedom, away from hay bales and cornfields. Its bumpy retirement at the wildlife park includes posing for tourists and partaking in annual 'slowest Melbourne Cup' races. In an unforeseen conclusion to an unusual story, one could say that Canberra is literally jumping with joy or maybe it's just kangaroos. Either way, the capital city seems to have hopped into a world of new possibilities, with Rooster, the farmer, leading the charge. Considering there's a rogue camel somewhere around the city, residents wouldn't be surprised if a camel cavalcade takes over the capital next. Buckle up, Canberra, it's about to get wild!