The garage is connected to my house, as you'd expect.
Anyway, the plan is to turn the garage we've never used into a game room where the Pool Table and the computer network will go.
So this evening the father was cleaning out the garage, removing junk and what not, he turns around, and a Koala has waltzed in from one of the open doors. Staring eye to eye with the father, he starts to walk further into the room.
Father grabs the broom stick to swoosh out the Koala. It proceeds to attempt to climb the freezer instead. After preventing that, the Koala takes a charge at the father, urinates on the cement floor and waltzes out the way it came.
Unfortunately, I wasn't there for this battle and thus, couldn't take any photos. Sorry.
Feb 20 2009, 12:47 am
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Popisfizzy
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This just makes me think of the owls in Futurama. Also, what do you mean by "charge"? Aren't koalas quite slow?
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They are quite slow, by charge I meant, what it would look like to see a Koala "running" at someone.
They're slow, they're not sloth's, however. | |
You are lucky the father is such a powerful warrior! Else, he might have rued the day he opposed such a fearsome beasty.
Good luck with the invasion. Hold the lines! | |
Australian everyday life.
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Wow, I'd love to see a koala for myself. Are they violent though? o.O
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Probably, if you give them reason to be. Badger'll give you a nasty nip, though.
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That sounds rather hilarious.
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I like how the Koala urinated on the floor as a way of saying like "screw you, I didn't like this place anyways!"
Well I imagined that's what it was thinking if it wasn't thinking that. | |
Tiberath wrote:
Unfortunately, I wasn't there for this battle and thus, couldn't take any photos. Sorry. I always wanted to see koala urine =( | |
Are koalas....pests? I always thought of them as the Australian equivalent of a forest critter...but this makes them seem more like steroid-pumped rats.
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It's not a very common occurrence. Only during the heat-wave that's been plaguing us as of late have they started to become explorers.
Normally a Koala will leave humans alone, they're quite shy. | |