An inquisitive koala ended up exploring a surprising location — a Sydney train station — where it was filmed climbing up and down the stairs, looking at the elevator, and ambling dangerously ...

A koala explored Casula station in Sydney’s southwest west last week, with CCTV footage capturing the moment. The koala appeared to wander around the platform before making its way up the steps.

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The animal escaped from the officers after hopping a fence at Casula station. Australia's koala population has plummeted in recent decades. https://p.dw.com/p/4lWR0 ...

Then perhaps a pesky possum. The last thing he expected was to walk into work one day and find a "cheeky" koala, dazed and too stuffed to move, surrounded by stripped eucalypt plants. "He looked ...

SYDNEY, Oct 8 (Reuters) - A wayward koala led police on a low-speed, early morning chase through a Sydney train station, video released on Tuesday showed, surprising commuters in the city.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. CCTV has captured a koala’s early morning outing to a Sydney train station – the fluffy commuter straying dangerously close to ...

A striking image of a koala desperately clinging to a power pole has outraged Aussies and brought attention to a “very sad” and serious problem plaguing the iconic marsupial. The scared ...

SYDNEY: A wayward koala led police on a low-speed, early morning chase through a Sydney train station, video released on Oct 8 showed, surprising commuters in the city. Video provided by Transport ...

Sydney, Oct 9 (EFE).– Sydney commuters got an unexpected visitor when a curious koala wandered into a train station, causing train delays as police gently guided the furry guest off the tracks ...