Eucalyptus leaves make you high? That’s crazy man. Wait till my unicorn hears about this.

We’re told this is a picture of a baby koala, but to be honest it could just as likely be a picture of Albert Einstein.

It really should be illegal to be that cute. But luckily for us, Koalas don’t listen to silly laws.

Meet the as-yet-unnamed joey Koala, one of a whopping 11 baby Koalas at Australia’s Dreamworld’s Wildlife Experience who are getting close to emerging from their mother’s pouches . They will be the latest additions to the Koala colony there. Mom Beejay and her little 5 month old joey is featured in today’s post.

While gestation is only 34 days, the baby koala then lives in it’s mother’s pouch for about another 6 months, where it continues to grow to the point of making an appearance.

Photo Credit: Dreamworld Australia

Fact: A baby Koala hat is called a Fuzzby*.

*Not a fact.

We here at TCS have some very special high tech audio equipment that can isolate what the koala is saying. We ran this video through it and this is what we got: “That woman really annoys me… Must… Activate… Ears… To fly away…”

Video was filmed at Featherdale in Sydney, Australia

Everyone knows that the baby version of something is always that much cuter, which is why we are regularly going to be making these little compilation galleries of cute baby animals doing what they do best, being cute and adorable.

Anyways, check out our part 1 of what we hope to make into a regular series

Susi, the giraffe

Giraffe baby “Susi” stands in front of her mother “Lotti” in its enclosure in a zoo in Berlin on February 5, 2010. Susi was born on February 1 and is the fifth baby of giraffe mother Lotti.

Grey seal pup

A newly born grey seal pup lies by his his mother Laura on January 27, 2010, at the North Sea Oceannarium in Hirtshals, Northern Denmark. Laura is the fist grey seal in captivity in Denmark ever to give birth to a pup. Ten years ago Laura was found on a beach near Hirthals and brought to the oceanarium.

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The following images should prove once and for all that Koalas are in fact NOT part Gremlin

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