Images Dated 27th November 2008
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Featured 27 Nov 2008 Print
Koala - adult koala with the deadly illness Chlamydia pecorum, also called koala aids, walks on the ground in a coastal eucalypt forest
SAS-1539
Koala - adult koala with the deadly illness Chlamydia pecorum, also called koala aids, walks on the ground in a coastal eucalypt forest.
Otway National Park, Victoria, Australia
Phascolarctos cinereus
The advanced course of the disease is visible by the black and wet patch on the lower belly and upper legs. This disease somehow affects the bladder and the animals aren't able to hold in the urine anymore. The animal will be more and more weakened by it and die eventually. This relatively new illness threatens the wole koala population Australias
Steffen & Alexandra Sailer
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