Actors Josh Hutcherson (L), Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth from the upcoming movie "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2" applaud at their hand and footprints in cement ceremony in the forecourt of the TCL Chinese theatre in Hollywood, California October 31, 2015.

Actors Josh Hutcherson (L), Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth from the upcoming movie "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2" applaud at their hand and footprints in cement ceremony in the forecourt of the TCL Chinese theatre in Hollywood, California October 31, 2015. Reuters/Mario Anzuoni

Reports of bestiality, such as a Gold Coast woman having sex with a dog, is revolting new. However, when celebrities make jokes about having sex with animals, they can get away with it.

The New York Daily News reports when Australian actor Liam Hemsworth guested recently on “The Graham Norton Show” and recalls an incident with “The Hunger Games” co-star Jennifer Lawrence. “She often, right before a take, would turn to me and ask if I like having sex with kangaroos,” the actor states

“You really never know what’s going to come out of her mouth,” he continues. However, not to be outwitted, Hemsworth replies, “Absolutely! That’s what Australians do!”

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However, if he did attempt to do so, Hemsworth – who was in the BBC show on Monday to promote “Independence Day: Resurgence” - would probably be kicked in the chest by a kangaroo, similar to what Jean-Claude Van Damme did to him while shooting “Expendables 2.”

The Aussie actor fell backward and had some slight injuries from the Van Damme kick. Rather than get mad, Hemsworth says, “I honestly felt honored. If you’re going to get kicked by someone, that’s pretty good person to get kicked by, a kick-boxing champion.”

But it would be another matter if Hemsworth would be kicked by a male kangaroo which are known to be deadly kickboxers.

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However, in 2008, an Australian youth beat a kangaroo by using his knee to hit the animal on the chest and followed it with a punch on the face which KO’d the roo.

The epic battle was filmed by the youth’s friends who were heard laughing in the video which was posted online but taken offline. A copy of the film clip was sent to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Western Australia and led to a search for the juvenile, reports The Telegraph.