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Hey mate, so this is Elsa.
She's one of the most beautiful koalas in the world. You got that branch,
sweetheart? Oh, hold her bottom.
So this is koala Wayne.
So we check on every single koala that we've got. You got a grip there,
sweetheart? So you're sitting at 7 .32 kilos.
And Elsa is actually, come on, sweetheart, one of our hand raised
just going to get her to grip onto me. There you go, sweetheart. Come up here.
hey and she's nice and wet because we've just leafed out the koalas for the
morning which means they've got their breakfast but we weigh them every single
week just to check on their body score and make sure they're doing okay and if
they're not we can focus in on that animal and give them a helping hand but
can see she's an absolute sweetheart yeah you're very very cute and being
raised she's very very used to us but They would grip onto the branch that we
put there because they've got interlocking hands. They've got two
hand, which helps them to climb.
And when they're a little Bubba Schnookums, this tiny little jelly bean
crawling up into the pouch, like her little Bubba Eclair, which is up there
behind us, they actually, their forearms were the most developed thing from day
dot, which is very, very cool.
Okay, well, you did good, Elsa. Go put her back up the tree. I'll see you
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