Follow wildlife activist Tyson Mayr, his team, and the incredible work of one koala detection dog as they rescue and rehabilitate injured koalas from burnt-out bushland across Australia.

Ask almost any Australian about a drop bear, and they’ll likely recount a close encounter with this carnivorous, fanged ...

A koala which drew wide attention after being rescued from an Australian bushfire has died, after failing to recover from his burns. The koala, dubbed Lewis, had been taken to an animal hospital ...

Among a group of marsupials born at an Australian zoo in recent months, one has stood out. The female koala, as yet unnamed, is a rare white joey. According to Queensland's Australia Zoo ...

For many, a trip Down Under wouldn't be complete without a koala bear sighting ... there are plenty of other native Australian animals to see, including sheepdogs, dingos, kangaroos and platypuses.

The Australian Koala Foundation says there are currently less than 60,000 koalas remaining in the wild. Dr Blanch says that's a lot less than there used to be- and there are several reasons for ...

A koala bear lounges in a eucalyptus tree, lazily chewing leaves in a scene as Australian as one can imagine. But then the koala does something unusual: it climbs down the tree to drink water from ...

The drop bear myth, which says Australia is home to a killer species of koala that will jump from trees and latch onto you, has scared tourists for decades. But where did the myth come from?