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Boomerangs are not only returning.
For hunting large animals, such as kangaroos, the Australian Aborigines preferred to use non-returning boomerangs. They are curved to a lesser extent and longer (up to a meter or more), and they are thrown almost horizontally. When properly thrown, such a boomerang hits the ground at some distance from the target and bounces into it.
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