All news on the topic: Koala

A famished Koala repeatedly trespassed onto an Australian farm and devoured $6,000 worth of seedlings meant for a wildlife park — until farmers captured him on camera appearing quite guilty

Researchers plan to vaccinate approximately 50 koalas in the Northern Rivers area of New South Wales as part of a field trial to prevent the disease that leads to blindness, infertility, and death in these animals

Triumph, a male koala born without a foot, has been climbing and running since he was fitted with a prosthetic one made by a neighborhood dentist, an Australian wildlife carer said on Monday.

A government-backed report said the iconic species is threatened by ongoing habitat loss and may disappear without "urgent" intervention.

Several months following the devastating Australian wildfires that severely impacted koala populations, these endangered animals are at last making their way back to their natural habitats

The animal rights group, Animals Australia, said they rushed to save the koalas after "heartbreaking" images surfaced of the dead marsupials at a plantation in Victoria.

Over the weekend, a Scottish television reporter was tricked into putting on full body armor to handle a risky relative of the koala, called the "drop bear."

"Operation Rock Wallaby," initiated by the New South Wales government, has airdropped thousands of carrots and sweet potatoes to endangered animals that have escaped from their natural environments

According to AdWeek, the concept of placing tree huggers throughout the city was developed by the New York office of the Australian advertising agency Cummins&Partners

"They’re basically incinerated, which is absolutely heart breaking.” Terri Irwin, Robert’s mother, said as her son almost broke down.

Australians are doing their best to save local animals from overwhelming brushfires by any means possible -- including packing them into their cars.

So far, blazes have burned across 14.7 million acres in Australia, and firefighters are working tirelessly to stop them.