Normally they are aggressive. This one seems to been brought up in captivity with humans. Try getting one from Australia Forrest and they will tears your hand apart. They have extremely sharp claws and they have aggressive bite too. Also most of them carry the STD chlamydia that they can pass on to humans through bite or scratch. They look cute. I wouldn't try picking one up in the wild though
I would do the same exact thing. I would be so happy to finally meet and hold a koala that I would be crying my eyes out! I adore these sweet creatures so much, and my dream is to be able to cuddle a koala! I don't know if that dream will ever come true, but I keep hoping.💖💖💖💖🐨
In heaven you can hug all the Koalas that perished in the fires. One will be there in the afterlife to greet you. He will be there waiting for you with his hands outstretched. lol
I almost got a little misty eyed from watching this. :D I was thinking about the Koalas that suffered in the fires there a year or so back. :( I understand why the lovely young lady cried, though.
Why would anyone hate this? I have always wanted to hold a koala. Koalas are my favorite animal. But I'm from Boston and now I live in Florida, so not much chance. I do have ducks. Sometimes they let me hold them.
Thankyou for this question, I should probably add it to the description box! It is in Queensland, close to Yeppoon its called "Cooberrie Park Wildlife Sanctuary".
@@AdventureswithaaronB yes they do! But I recomend looking up other places where you can do this and also more turisty stuff, given that here is a bit remote. :)
They carry the STD chlamydia though and can pass it on to humans if they scratch you or bite you. Not many koala you can just pick up like this one. As it seem to have been brought up in captivity. Most of them are quite aggressive normally and attack.
Is this Queensland ? There are only three Aussie states you can hold a koala . It's illegal to hold them in zoos or sanctuaries in NSW where I am from .
