Twood

I thought I would share the email below with people where Koala's are not so common. Also with those suffering through the northern winter.
regards Ken


It has been so hot in South Australia for over a week...40+ degrees Celsius everyday, very dry also.
A guy at work lives at Maude. His wife sent him these photos of a little Koala which just walked into the back porch looking for a bit of heat relief.
She filled up a bucket and this is what happened!
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bpras@msn.com

Cute, but looks like it would shred you with the claws in the last picture!!

jimq

Are they good to eat

demonfish

how cool

Twood

Slow roasted rather than fried esperially if you get a young one.
Have you heard about Australians? we are the only country that eats the animals on their Coat of Arms.

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Scotty964cab

Really cute, how's your dollar holding up?

Kahdmus

Wow...he is SO cute! I'm going to show this thread to my kids later (Hope they don't put one one their Christmas lists afterwards!)

N51

I feed my birds, during the harsh midwest winter. A 'possum comes in daily
to feed on the seeds. Yesterday, I scritched him on the head, as he trembled.
Moved to the back of his ears, quieted down. A cutey. I can't resist.

J-F-O

In Canada this would be difficult. We don't have lions and unicorns don't exist



How about this for relief from the heat?

breale01

No animals in that neighbourhood (humans a rarity as well when temps drop below -30 degC or so). It's called hibernation.

Actually, looks familiar....a Montreal suburb?

elbeee964

Gotta be tough carrying your coat into summer. (even if it's your light one.)
Cute lil' fella.
Thanks.