Have you ever heard this sound come from a koala before? 🤔 Both male and female koalas can produce an unusual bellowing sound, but it is the male that usually utilises a special sound-producing organ that emits a deep grunting sound when trying to attract a mate! | Australian Reptile Park

[SOUND ON] 🐨 This is what a koala sounds like! 🔊 Koalas make a variety of sounds including deep bellows, grunts, snorts, and high-pitched screams. These sounds are used for communication during mating season, signaling distress, or maintaining contact between mothers and their joeys. Bellowing: Male koalas are known for their deep, guttural bellows. This sound is used to establish territory and attract females during mating season. The bellows can be heard from quite a distance and are a key p

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With a steady flow of koalas 🐨 coming in needing our help 🏥 it was so good to send some back out into the wild 🌳. Knoxy received the all clear from our vet 👩‍⚕️ after being treated for pneumonia 🫁 so it was time to send him back to his suburban home 🏡. He didn't waste any time 🕐 heading back to the exact tree 🌳 we rescued him from. #urbankoala #koalarescue #rehab | Southern Koala and Echidna Rescue Ltd