Sometimes names have special meanings.
This Koala’s name is Burra. It means “big fellow.”
Does your name have a special meaning?
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Sometimes names have special meanings.
This Koala’s name is Burra. It means “big fellow.”
Does your name have a special meaning?
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Everyone says I’m the funny one in my family. Here’s one of my jokes.
While he was mending fences out on the range, a devout Australian cowboy lost his Bible.
Three weeks later, a koala walked up to him carrying the Bible in its mouth.
Amazed, the cowboy gratefully took the Bible and exclaimed, “It’s a miracle!”
“Not really,” said the koala, “I found your name written on the inside cover.”
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Hello, my name is Coedie.
It’s an Aboriginal name meaning “boy.”
What’s your name?
Do you want to be my friend?
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Koalas only eat eucalyptus leaves.
That’s what I call a restricted diet!
Can you imagine only eating one type of food?
If you could eat only one type of food the rest of your life, what would you pick to eat?
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Generally, he is a low-key guy, but lately he’s been dreaming of joining a circus.
Have you ever thought it would be fun to join a circus?
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When every exhale’s a sigh
every question’s a why
every moment’s passed by
I’ve lost my mind.
-JR Rhine
(koala-sigh)
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This koala has learned a technique called the “sneaky stretch.”
It involves pretending that you are stretching while you sneak up on something you want.
It’s also a good way to conserve energy.
Instead of using your whole body to get something, you just slowly move one arm.
Try it. It’s fun!
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The koala has opposable thumbs and toes to allow a tight grip when climbing.
They also have rough pads on the undersurface of their hands and feet to increase tractions while they climb.
That is fascinating, but my favorite thing about koalas is that they take a good photo.
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Something got this koala’s attention as he got my attention.