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Are koalas coming to Louisville Zoo?

Assistant Director Steve Taylor, with the Louisville Zoo since 1975, has seen many species come and go. He expressed his excitement in welcoming koalas to Louisville once more. “They’re always a guest draw,” he said. The unique animals were temporarily featured at the Zoo during the 1980s, then again in the early 2000s. ...

Do koalas give birth in Louisville?

Koalas give birth to live, undeveloped young that crawl into a pouch on the female’s abdomen, where they continue growing. Assistant Director Steve Taylor, with the Louisville Zoo since 1975, has seen many species come and go. He expressed his excitement in welcoming koalas to Louisville once more. “They’re always a guest draw,” he said. ...

How many people walked through Louisville Zoo's Koala Exhibit?

Dozens of people made their way through the Louisville Zoo's koala exhibit on the day of its grand opening. (Spectrum News 1/Geraldine Torrellas) LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Louisville Zoo took in two male koalas from the San Diego Zoo last week and had the exhibit’s grand opening on Tuesday, June 11. ...

Do koalas sleep at the zoo?

The koalas will be at the zoo indefinitely. For anyone planning to see them, there’s a good chance they may be sleeping. Koalas sleep about 20 hours a day. ...

Are koalas affected by bushfires?

Bushfires, too, have had a devastating effect on koala numbers in the wild. In 2020, the Louisville Zoo donated a portion of its conservation fund to Zoos Victoria’s Bushfire Emergency Wildlife Fund in response to the widespread bushfires that devastated Australian wildlife. ...

Are koalas a zoo?

Koalas are part of the Zoo’s Summer Season presented by Ford! Follow us on social media Read the media release Name means language of Blue Mountains area. Birthday 4/4/22. Average wt 7.10kg. Parents are Tobbery and Coolaroo. Both his parents are good eaters and larger Koalas and this was passed on to Dharuk. ...