Favoritemistake is enjoying her new belly button piercing
I’ve read that koalas are really easily scared, and that they can have a heart attack when you try to hug them! Is that true?
Favoritemistake is enjoying her new belly button piercing
I’ve read that koalas are really easily scared, and that they can have a heart attack when you try to hug them! Is that true?
Favoritemistake is enjoying her new belly button piercing
That’s one of the main reasons why I want to go to Australia. I just LOOOVE koala bears (I said in my tattoo entry that I wanted to get a koala bear tattoo on my hip), and I have koalas on my computer. I love them, they’re so cute, and I want to hug one, I bet they’re really soft and fuzzy.
For years. I need to get to Australia first, but I guess I’ll have to wait some time for this to happen.
Lone Pine Park, Queensland http://www.koala.net.au/index.htm
I have the photo of father as a child and my own as a child, we look identical ;-)
I visited again last time I went home.
I did it about a year ago at the Lone Pine Sanctuary in Australia. Hugging the koala itself was wonderful. It cost about $10 for 10 seconds and it was worth it despite the rip-offness.
My son and I went to Australia, and we had the opportunity to cuddle with a koala named Vegemite at Cleland Wildlife Park in Adelaide. He was a lot heavier than I expected him to be, and his fur was very thick and surprisingly soft. And yeah, very cuddly. It was great.
I held, hugged, and fed a koala a few years ago. It’s claws dug into me, it was heavy, and it smelled! But still – I love saying that I have done these things!