1.5K views · 38 reactions | A koala recently rescued from a bushfire-affected area has enjoyed a well deserved nap whilst taking a bath in Port Stephens, New South Wales. The koala, Nifty Latty, was brought into care at Port Stephens Koalas after a weekend-long rescue effort. The koala had been treated for Chlamydia, the Port Stephens Koalas website wrote. Credit: Port Stephens Koalas via Storyful | The Australian | Facebook

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29K views · 730 reactions | POV: Your bath temperature isn't quite right 略 This brave koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) has decided to venture through a huge puddle. Read more about our national icon at the link australiangeographic.com.au/fact-file/fact-file-koala-phascolarctos-cinereus/  @nikkiredmanphotography #ausgeo #koala | Australian Geographic | Facebook

234K views · 10K reactions | A group of koalas considered '"critical" to the future of the species has been saved in a daring rescue effort. | SBS News | Facebook

KOALA RESCUE Inc received a call from a most concerned member of the public, who reported that they had found a koala on the ground at the base of a tree. However, there was also a second koala involved. On arrival the rescuer located both a deceased adult female koala and a second adult male koala. It is always devastating to attend a rescue involving a deceased koala, but it was even more heartbreaking to witness the male koala actually holding and hugging the deceased koala. This type of beha