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"An Australian company&amp;#039;s use of humorous censorship has been met with bemusement on Facebook. Tourism Australia posted a photograph of a kangaroo - aptly named Big Baz - on its official Facebook page, with the marsupial shown casually chilling on some grass.  However, several users complained after Baz&amp;#039;s genitals were pixelated as a joke. &amp;quot;Censoring the reproductive organs of an animal is one of the most stupidest things I&amp;#039;ve ever seen,&amp;quot; said one annoyed reader. Another wrote: &amp;quot;Why are you censoring a kangaroo? OMG, that&amp;#039;s just crazy! I&amp;#039;ve got loads of pics of my dog on Facebook and none of them are censored, it just seems silly and rather strange at that. &amp;quot;It looks as though you&amp;#039;re trying to turn him into a centrefold instead of it being a normal pic of kangaroo behaviour.&amp;quot; A spokesperson for Tourism Australia later stated that the post was meant as a light-hearted gag. &amp;quot;Anybody who&amp;#039;s familiar with our Facebook page, knows we like to have a bit of fun with our posts,&amp;quot; they said. &amp;quot;And when Featherdale Wildlife Park sent us this cracker of a photo we just couldn&amp;#039;t resist sharing it with our fans - in all of its magnificent glory. Or nearly all!&amp;quot;  Featherdale Wildlife Park later posted more photos of the kangaroo, in more flattering positions. &amp;quot;Big Baz, our [Kangaroo Island] kangaroo wasn&amp;#039;t too pleased to have his modesty compromised on Australia page over the weekend,&amp;quot; the park stated. &amp;quot;He has since taken to being a little camera shy in front of visitors.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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