Koala around and its head has doubled in size. The eyes begin to open and fine fur grows on the forehead, nape, shoulders, and arms. At 26 weeks, the fully furred animal resembles an adult, and begins to poke its head out of the pouch. As the young koala approaches six months, the mother begins to prepare it for its eucalyptus diet by predigesting the leaves, producing a faecal pap that the joey eats from her cloacum. The pap is quite different in composition from regular faeces, resembling instead the contents of the caecum, which has a high concentration of bacteria.
Adventures of the Little Koala Hidekazu Ohara. Sources: Anime News Network, Allcinema.net (Japanese) In 1989, Family Home Entertainment released the English dub of the show on a single VHS cassette entitled "The Adventures of the Little Koala and Friends: Laura and the Mystery Egg" containing four episodes without their title cards which are "Laura Finds an Egg", "Conquering Mt. Breadknife", "Saving the Eucalyptus", and "Mommy Can Fly". Adventures of the Little Koala In 1984, the Tama Zoo in western Tokyo welcomed its first koala, and the government of Australia sent six koalas to Japan as a token of goodwill. As a result, according to "The