Taylor joined us last Saturday and is staying with us for a while as a Helper. He comes from a small town in Saskatchewan, Canada, called Hoey and has been travelling around Oz for the past 5 weeks on various backpacker tours. The other day he came to work with me and in the afternoon we took him to the koala hospital that is located on SCU's campus. Taylor was very impressed by this big fellow, Tonga, who decided to put on an astonishing vocal performance, tilting his head back and producing the distinctive (and surprising) sound that only a male koala can make - more wild boar like than what you would imagine being produced by a cuddly koala.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Koalas and Taylor
Taylor joined us last Saturday and is staying with us for a while as a Helper. He comes from a small town in Saskatchewan, Canada, called Hoey and has been travelling around Oz for the past 5 weeks on various backpacker tours. The other day he came to work with me and in the afternoon we took him to the koala hospital that is located on SCU's campus. Taylor was very impressed by this big fellow, Tonga, who decided to put on an astonishing vocal performance, tilting his head back and producing the distinctive (and surprising) sound that only a male koala can make - more wild boar like than what you would imagine being produced by a cuddly koala.
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