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 ...

Bamse the koala returns to the wild after receiving the first chlamydia vaccine implant. Chlamydia can bring about infertility, weakness, and blindness, as well as render koalas further vulnerable to ...

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.

Scientists hope the biobank will help reduce chlamydia infections in future koala populations, and act as a safety net for the survival of the endangered Australian icon.

The Australian government recently declared the koala endangered and announced plans to adopt a long-awaited national recovery plan for the species The koala is now on Australia's list of endangered ...

Ten months on from the huge news that a chlamydia vaccine had been approved for Australia's koala population, an 18-month-old ...

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 cuddly baby koala climbed out of his mother’s pouch recently and can be ...

What are some of the largest contributors to koala habitat loss? originally appeared on Quora: the place to gain and share knowledge, empowering people to learn from others and better understand the ...

Many animals at the Zurich Zoo conserve energy during extreme heat. The koala is the master of chilling out. It hangs in the ...