2M views · 2.7K reactions | Facts about cosmetic products we use everyday! | Red Koala | Facebook

This or that - Koala edition 🐨🌿 The Koala Who Could opens at Northern Stage in just over a months time, so we’ve been brushing up on our Koala facts in preparation! Book your tickets now for this empowering story for little ones. 25 Feb - 2 Mar 🎟 https://northernstage.co.uk/whats-on/the-koala-who-could/ | Northern Stage

Have you ever heard a Koala bellow before? Brace yourself, it is INCREDIBLE! This is the sound big boys make when calling out for a female in the breeding season! 🐨 | Tim Faulkner

75K views · 3.4K reactions | What is that noise?! Male koalas produce unusually deep bellowing or grunting vocalizations due to a special sound-producing organ not found in any other land mammal. Both male & female koalas can make types of bellowing calls, though it’s usually made by males looking to attract a mate! | Tim Faulkner | Facebook

11K views · 2.7K reactions | Shaun bellowing One of our keepers caught this fantastic video of Shaun bellowing. Koalas have evolved a unique additional pair of vocal cords which enable them to make such deep sounds. Male and female koalas can bellow, but it's usually male koalas bellowing to attract a mate. Bellowing lets koalas tell each other where they are and warn other males that there is a male present in the area. #RockhamptonZoo #koala #bellow | Rockhampton Zoo | Facebook

Wait, what? A koala on a bus?! 🚌 Yes, really. The call came on Saturday night from the bus control support officer about a koala on a Brisbane CityGlider. Our hero bus driver had seen a koala dodge traffic on Wiles Street at Camp Hill before it scrambled up a light post on a traffic island. The quick-thinking driver tried to stop the koala from slipping down the metal post. Worried the koala might climb down and run into the path of a car, he used a light jacket to cover its head before moving

1.2M views · 42 reactions | Koala Bear Rescue from drowning! Credit: Jukin Media | Patrick Cloud | Facebook

405K views · 3.2K shares | A woman risked her own safety to rescue a burnt koala from an Australian bushfire. She wrapped the koala in her shirt, then gave the poor thing some water. :') | Indiatimes | Facebook