Kangaroo

When sent on social media, this emoji is often used to represent Australia, its culture, or its people. It is also sometimes used to express excitement or joy. This emoji is not particularly popular, but it is becoming more widely used in recent years. It is most commonly used by younger generations, especially those who are interested in Australian culture.

This emoji is most commonly used on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. It is not considered a rude emoji.

The history of this emoji dates back to 2018, when it was added to the Unicode 11.0 standard. It was proposed by the Emoji Subcommittee of the Unicode Consortium, a non-profit organization that works to standardize the encoding of text across different platforms. Since then, the emoji has been included in the Unicode 12.0 standard and is now supported by most major platforms.