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Koalas are at risk of extinction in some parts of Australia. Can freezing their sperm and eggs help save the iconic marsupials?
Koalas are among Australia’s most beloved animals, instantly recognizable by their fluffy ears, button noses and joey-filled ...
Koalas are disappearing from large parts of Australia, and scientists are now working to ensure the species does not lose its ...
Chlamydia can bring about infertility, weakness, and blindness, as well as render koalas further vulnerable to other dangers.
Researchers at the University of Queensland in Australia want to freeze koala sex cells in liquid nitrogen, which could ...
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Koalas on the brink as developers land in Dreamworld
Conservationists are warning beloved marsupials could become extinct in one part of Australia as a major theme park gets the ...
The race is on to save the cuddly creatures from a debilitating disease: chlamydia.
Ten months on from the huge news that a chlamydia vaccine had been approved for Australia's koala population, an 18-month-old ...
Koalas are a nationally endangered and iconic species in Australia, yet their populations are rapidly declining due to habitat loss, fragmentation, and disease, and very little is known about the fine ...
Scientists have figured out how koalas are able to produce a mating call that is so low-pitched it ought to come from a creature the size of an elephant. The vocalizations are made with a previously ...
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