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Koala... I’m in Australia now. This is the first time leaving my islands, Japan. It is hot and the sunshine is dangerous, so I immediately bought a cap in a convenience store. In the first day, I went to Taronga Zoo. I saw a platypus, it was not cute but interesting. It has a beak and its own eggs like birds, but it is actually mammals. Amazing. And finally, I met koalas. They were embracing trees and didn’t move, I was happy they were so cute. And I found a sign board which said I could take a photo with a koala although touching a koala was prohibited. I immediately run to the office and asked the staff to let me hug a koala, but the ticket were all sold out. Maybe I have to Gold Coast. There are no laws to prohibit hugging a koala.

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Koala...

I’m in Australia now. This is the first time I’m leaving my islands, Japan. It is hot and the sunshine is dangerous constantly blazing, so I immediately bought a cap in at a convenience store.

In On the first day, I went to Taronga Zoo. I saw a platypus, it was not cute but interesting. It has had a beak bill and its own had eggs like a bird’s, but it is actually a mammals. Amazing.

And finally, I met koalas. They were embracing trees and didn’t move, I was happy they were so cute. And I found a sign board which said I could take a photo with a koala although touching a koala was prohibited. I immediately run ran to the office and asked the staff to let me hug a koala, but the tickets were all sold out.

Maybe I have to go to Gold Coast. There are no laws to that prohibit hugging a koala.
1
Koala...

I’m in Australia now. This is the first time leaving my island, Japan. It is hot and the sunshine is dangerous, so I immediately bought a cap in a convenience store.

In On the first day, I went to Taronga Zoo. I saw a platypus, it was not cute but interesting. It has a beak bill and its own eggs like birds, but it is actually a mammal mammals. Amazing.

And finally, I met koalas. They were embracing trees and didn’t move, I was happy they were so cute. And I found a sign board which said I could take a photo with a koala although touching a koala was prohibited. I immediately run ran to the office and asked the staff to let me hug a koala, but the ticketS were all sold out.

Maybe I have to go to /Maybe I could go to Gold Coast. There are no laws to that prohibit hugging a koala.

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