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Natural Science - Phascolarctos cinereus, kue-la
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- koala = Phascolarctos cinereus, kue-la = Tailless Australian marsupial, Latin name Phascolarctos cinereus, the koala bear has thick grey fur and large ears. The word 'koala' is from the Aboriginal 'kue-la'.
koala bear on tree branch in park in Tasmania near Mole Creek 1 CL.jpg ... koala in tree near Kennett River and Great Ocean Road Victoria Australia tweaked 1 MB.jpg
| Thumbnail | Exhibit Name |
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 | koala bear on tree branch in park in Tasmania near Mole Creek 1 CL.jpg (Natural Science) |
 | koala bear on tree branch in park in Tasmania near Mole Creek 2 CL.jpg (Natural Science) |
 | koala bear on tree trunk in park in Tasmania near Mole Creek 1 CL.jpg (Natural Science) |
 | ![[has location information]](http://199.187.208.11/_static/icon/E.gif){kind=icon} koala in tree near Kennett River and Great Ocean Road Victoria Australia 1 MB.jpg (Natural Science)Tailless Australian marsupial, Latin name Phascolarctos cinereus, the koala bear has thick grey fur and large ears. The word `koala' is from the Aboriginal `kue-la'. (Taken 11 May 2000.) |
 |  koala in tree near Kennett River and Great Ocean Road Victoria Australia tweaked 1 MB.jpg (Natural Science)" |