Chlamydia can bring about infertility, weakness, and blindness, as well as render koalas further vulnerable to other dangers.
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As koalas disappear in Australia, scientists build a frozen genetic lifeline
Infertility means fewer joeys are being born, making it harder for populations to recover naturally.
In what's been hailed as a "massive breakthrough," a chlamydia vaccine implant has been administered to a wild koala for the ...
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Scientists are deep-freezing koala eggs and sperm to protect the species from extinction
Researchers at the University of Queensland in Australia want to freeze koala sex cells in liquid nitrogen, which could ...
Reg Wydeven is a partner with the Appleton-based law firm of McCarty Law LLP. He writes a weekly column for The Post-Crescent ...
A major DNA study has rewritten the koala's evolutionary story, revealing that the species suffered a dramatic population collapse about 100,000 years ago, long before humans arrived in Australia. By ...
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 ...
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 ...
BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA / ACCESSWIRE / September 14, 2023 / Save the Koala Month (September) is well underway, and the Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) has introduced five new wild koalas for adoption, ...
The koala's nose is distinctive—it's a big black leathery rectangle in the middle of a round, gray face that's surprisingly soft to the touch. And every koala nose is unique. A study of 108 wild ...
Many animals at the Zurich Zoo conserve energy during extreme heat. The koala is the master of chilling out. It hangs in the ...
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