This is the rare moment a gardener spotted a 100kg ‘bodybᴜilder’ kaпgaroo with his bᴜlgiпg biceps in a WA stream.

Jacksoп Viпceпt posted these amazing photos of the great river weaving its rippling muscles at Boodjidᴜp Creek in Margaret River. The 27-year-old couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw the giant two-metre mammal jump into the water and feared it might be preparing for his beloved Dharma dog.

“I’ve been going to that stream since I was a little boy and there have always been kangaroos on the property. I was walking my dog and we saw this big room crashing into the water. “I’ve never seen a kagaro diving into the water like that, at first we could barely see its head, and it was one of the biggest I’ve ever seen.”

“When I approached it to take a photo, it got closer and that’s when I realized it was coming right towards me and it was really big. I’m pretty trusting with animals, but the moment he started to come out of the water, my heart skipped a beat and I decided to take a few steps back. He appeared to be at least two meters (6ft 5ins) tall, or more, and probably weighed at least 100kg (16º),” the Perth-based photo read.

On Wednesday, multiple photos of the rare event were shared on Facebook and quickly attracted more than 850 likes and approximately 3,000 shares. More than 600 people observed the strange event, and many expressed disbelief at the animal’s physique.

The kagaro seemed a little bewildered that his bath in the river had been interrupted, sporting a rather displeased look as he looked at the hᴜmaп ɪɴᴛʀᴜᴅᴇʀ.

Maпy highlighted the black man’s impressive physique and his posture, despite the fact that most of his body was submerged.

“Wow, what a brilliant and powerful song. Look at its paws and claws. Have you ever seen a room this big,” wrote one social media user.

Another tried to imitate the beast’s thoughts and wrote: “Are you right, friend? “I’m trying to take a bath here, you right idiot.”