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The 3rd Annual New York Wildlife Conservation Film Festival (WFCC.org) runs from January 30 – February 2, 2013. Ahead of the event, Mongabay.com is running a series of Q&As with filmmakers and ...
Sure, they’re cute, and they certainly look cuddly. But here are a few other, more surprising things you might not have known about koalas. 1. Koalas hug trees to keep cool. Scientists used thermal ...
Koalas: They're downright adorable, and that's obvious. (Don't even try to suppress the high-pitched coo.) "They're pretty much exactly what you think," admits National Geographic photographer Joel ...
Koalas may look like harmless teddy bears, but the segment focuses on the surprisingly serious disease burden found in wild populations. Chlamydia can reach extremely high prevalence in some ...
Koalas are known for their adorable looks and easygoing personalities, but even a laid-back animal can have a bad day. That seemed to be the case with a koala that Matt Little (@bogananimalwrangler) ...
See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. He may look more cuddly than sexy, but this adorable koala bear is ...
Modern koalas are known for their cuteness, nearly exclusive eucalyptus-leaf diet, and the unexpectedly weird noises they make. Now, new research into their ancient ancestors shows that the koalas' ...
The koala was clinging to an old tree stag while stranded in the Murray River, on the border between New South Wales and Victoria. A team of students from La Trobe University noticed its predicament ...
Not exactly sure who's doing the PR for koala bears nowadays, but they're really not doing a good job. Despite my colleague Ted Berg's terrible take that koala's aren't actually bears, it's my ...
Koalas: They're downright adorable, and that's obvious. (Don't even try to suppress the high-pitched coo.) "They're pretty much exactly what you think," admits National Geographic photographer Joel ...