All about Koalas!

why swim? just ride the next tsunami. that might be a bumpy ride though...

you should collect all the koalas from the local zoos and start your own sanctuary! If you'll let me bring the Bonobo monkeys I'll join you. :cheers2:

 

me brains are falling out!

 

STAY RIGHT WHERE YOU ARE.!!!..


We Don't Welcome "Your Type" Out Here..



Cheers Glen.

 

The koala cannot be called an exceptionally intelligent animal. It has a very small brain that only occupies about 40% of its cranial cavity. On a typical day, the koala eats, sleeps and takes care of its young. Though it has tremendous visual appeal, approaching a wild koala is not recommended. They can be quite grumpy, and their sizable claws and strong bite are to be avoided.

 

yep, sounds like neodude.

 

Haha ! I love it how you didn't quote the 'not exceptionally intelligent' part.

 

yah, he's a smart little bugger, I'll give him that. Plus I don't want him to bite me.

 

Lol ! You might enjoy that

 

I still don't believe they really have those "pouches" like old fashioned running sweatshirts have.It doesnt look right...

I reckon some guy from the Australian tourist board sewed them in...

 

DAMN.!!! Now Our Secrets Out..

BUT....Everybody Still Believes In Our "Drop Bears"......Right????



Cheers Glen.

 

AND I 've seen the cruelty to kangaroos.Forcing em to jump around everywhere.And beating em with sticks like Romanian gypsies do with dancing bears...

Dont think u can keep fooling us....
The truth always comes out eventually

 

that is SO cutttttte

 

i love koalas so much. i wish i could keep one as a pet.

 

I think it'd be fun to slip in a few multi-colored jelly beans in her pouch and see if she can tell the difference.

 

but... but what if she thinks it's a dead baby.

 

there you go, spoiling my mirth. :toetap05:

 

not really




but its ok, they get really cute pretty quick

 

I'm sorry.. Apology cupcake? Replace stupid with awesome.

 

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