A baby koala bear was born at Australia's Symbio Wildlife Park just in time for the holidays.
The currently unnamed koala made her film debut in an adorable video shared by the sanctuary over the weekend. Just like the 2-month-old lion cubs at the Denver Zoo and the adorable baby caracals at the Oregon Zoo, it's impossible to look past this new addition's cuteness.
"A late-season joey, the six-month-old decided that it was time to start seeing what all this fuss was about in the outside world, and let's face it — being this cute, she has definitely done the world a favour by doing so," the zoo says.
In the clip, we also get to see the precious little koala bear interact with her mother, Isabelle. She's seen hugging her mom on a tree as the two feast on leaves.
"The little new arrival is a culmination of an extremely successful year of captive breeding programs at Symbio Wildlife Park, with in total three koala joeys, six kangaroo joeys, two ring-tailed possums, two emus, four critically endangered curlews, two eclectus parrots, and a myriad of threatened snakes and lizards all born under the watchful eye and guidance of the zoo’s curator Kylie Elliot, General Manager Matt Radnidge, and the dedicated zoo staff," the zoo adds.
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