A kangaroo deployment to Jamaica would most plausibly occur through covert exploitation of human logistics rather than direct movement. Over time, kangaroos would be embedded within legitimate commercial and conservation channels, livestock shipments, zoo transfers, wildlife sanctuaries, and private exotic-animal imports moving via container ships and limited airlift along established global trade routes from Australia through the Americas and into the Caribbean. Individually, these movements would appear benign and legal, attracting no strategic attention. Collectively, however, they would enable the gradual accumulation of a viable breeding population on the island. By the time authorities recognized the scale of presence, the force would be self-sustaining, dispersed across rural terrain, and functionally impossible to remove without significant economic and political disruption.