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The playful koalas being featured at Featherdale Wildlife Park In Australia .

Some facts about Koalas:

• Although they are often called “Koala Bears” They are not really bears but marsupial.
• they can live as long as 17 years, females generally lives longer
• Koala’s scientific name, phascolarctos cinereus, meaning ash grey pouched bear
• They seldom drink water
• Loves Eucalyptus tree and eat its leaves.
• They love to sleep that they spend time 75% of their time, sleeping. lol 
• they can mostly be found on Queensland, Victoria and New South Wales (NSW).
• A baby Koala is called “joey”

Hope you enjoyed my camera critter

Pelican birds lining up…

As they get ready to open up their large pouched bills to catch on some foods.

Pictures above were taken by DH when they went to Pearl Beach in Australia, one of the nice beach-side village as they also feature sea, garden and wetland birds.

A Bengal Tiger that we saw during DS’s educational field trip. His sharp teeth showing and growling noise keeps the kids off away from him. Despite being in a cage makes him scary still to approach. I can only zoom the lenses and can’t get a decent photo of him. lol!

This is one of the animals that we saw during the educational filed trip of my son. Kids were amazed with its colorful head.

Cassowary is a flightless bird that are usually found in tropical rainforests in Australia, this is smaller than Ostrich and the third tallest and second heaviest living bird.

The hungry looking crocodiles that we visited during DS’ educational field trip. From afar, they just seem like a statue as they look hard and don’t move at all. We were really scared upon seeing them move their way when it’s eating time.

I just couldn’t imagine the scene if somebody falls on those hungry crocs while watching them being fed . lol! Oh well, me and my wild imagination.