The unnamed male koala joey is now out of his mother's (Maya) pouch and starting to explore the world around him, rest on his mother’s lap or back, and nibble on eucalyptus leaves.

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The joey has now started to put on weight and was released to a specialist wildlife carer after gaining the requisite strength. However, it will be some time, more than a year, before the koala is ...

The Los Angeles Zoo shared these lesser-known koala facts as they are ready to celebrate Wild Koala Day, May 3. Resident zoo koalas Maya and Burra are ready to show off their baby joey, still ...

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A koala joey has emerged from its mother’s pouch at the Los Angeles Zoo, which announced the unnamed baby’s appearance on Wednesday, May 3 — also known as Wild Koala Day, celebrated in ...

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Baby koala is out of the pouch; Los Angeles Zoo welcomes new joey Visitors to the Los Angeles Zoo can feast their eyes on one of its newest, cutest babies — a yet-to-be-named koala joey.

The joey has now started to put on weight and was released to a specialist wildlife carer after gaining the requisite strength. However, it will be some time, more than a year, before the koala is ...