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Myth Busters....

notsmokinjo
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MYTH...koalas are cute and cuddle.

 

FACT...they are vicious little buggers, with foul tempers, prone to violence and all have stds.

 

Evidence:

 

Fast forward to 2.50 if you want....the little fella is a quokka, which technically is in the wallaby family.

 

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    15 minutes ago, jillar said:

    They're still adorable 😋 it looked like the quokka was the aggressor to me 🤔

     

    That's a quokka shit...and the little buggers got drop kicked by the drongo zookeeper

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    That's right blame the retaliator....the poor little quokka was just getting his own back..he was the victim I tell you. 😎

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    More proof of the inate evil nature of Koalas...and yes that really is the sound they make...

     

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    25 minutes ago, notsmokinjo said:

    More proof of the inate evil nature of Koalas...and yes that really is the sound they make...

     

    Still just see a couple cute Koalas making silly sounds Jo 🤣

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    Speaking of animals with undeserved good reputations...

     

    I've said it before and I'll say it again: ducks are assholes.

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