Koala diet consists mostly of eucalyptus but they only recognize the leaves as food when on a branch

Fun Fact: Koalas’ diet consists mostly of eucalyptus but they only recognize the leaves as food when on a branch. 🐨🍃🍽️

[@person-lk5kq]

the fact he knew he had to add the stick suggests that this has happened numerous times

[@davidw.2791]

Now, initially I thought it was just the restaurant having a Koala Protocol but then it looked like he *picked up* the stick from the floor…

[@Noksus]

Koalas don't recognise eucalyptus leaves to be food unless they're on the branch

[@davidw.2791]

@@Noksus Yup. This cartoon is already giving a lot of leeway by making a whole Salad be recognizable with one (1) branch. 🥰

[@GlowandVibes]

And yet he didnt start with the stick

[@davidw.2791]

@@GlowandVibes Weasel Waiter produced the stuck from under the table…

[@nathansmith5841]

thats actually the noise they make when they're upset

[@sumdude-named-lemon]

So Sr pelo is a koala

[@RennoGarvan]

​@@sumdude-named-lemonYou sir, have opened my eyes

[@sumdude-named-lemon]

​@@RennoGarvan it sounds so perfect

[@Rasta_Queen97]

😂😂😂​@@RennoGarvan

[@levi_eclairs_new_bestie]

they also make that sound for a mating call….

[@SK-yx7hm]

That sigh was the most realistic part of this video.

[@propogandalf]

It was a koala scream revving up. They really sound like that. Almost like a toddler having a tantrum.

[@Soldier_Cat_tututu]

This is the best animal series animation I ever watch in my life. They so cute! :3

[@jgShadow]

​@@propogandalf I think they were referring to the waiter's defeated sigh 😂

[@johndo3031]

I like how the koala has an australian accent

[@tnturnip]

I like the implication that the weasel was the only one aware of this particular quirk of the koala and were he any other staff in the restaurant, they'd have a 40 minute dispute over whether the leaves in the bowls were food or not

[@pokerus1359]

Fun fact; this is scarily accurate. Koala’s are so mind numbingly stupid, they can’t recognise food unless it’s on a branch.

[@Alex-fc8xn]

They evolved to have the smoothest brains in exchange for being able to eat eucalyptus which isnt edible for most creatures and is abundant... But also low in nutritional value. Also most koalas have chlamydia and can give it to you if they pee on you

[@Blake4014]

damn thats very weird.

[@DelightfullyMADD]

Their full-on stupidity is theorized to be an evolutionary adaption that better lets them survive brain damage due to how often they fall out of their trees. Can't get brain damage if your brain has all the information processing ability of a rock.

[@BALLS-h8x]

Which means they gon starve

[@caradarling]

Thank you for just copying what the caption said

[@henryhere]

Koalas are quite literally very smooth-brained. Honestly it's amazing that they're even still around, considering all the other stuff that lives in australia with them

[@juaqucesgirblais752]

Or the wildfire that burned most of the plant that’s their food and housing

[@Beanboiwolf]

Being still is actually quite a good mechanism for staying alive in some ways most prey animals run so alot of predators respond to movement!

[@EuwhwgGgg7-ul1es]

Actually the nearing Extinction

[@juice6521]

Stupidity can ironically be an evolutionary advantage. Especially when your diet only consists of leaves.

[@ThatChickKim]

"smooth brained" LOL 🤣

[@justa_user]

The scream at the end is funnier when you know that Koalas literally sound like that as well

[@ronderulijkummar]

Exactly. People think koalas are all cute and cuddly until you can't sleep because of the GGRRAAAUUUEEEEAAA

[@lukehatton2593]

what makes it really funny is knowing someone had to voice that

[@sweetsirenaine]

You're lying, there's no way this is real and you're ly- oh my god he's not lying.

[@Safiyahalishah]

God I hate koalas. Lived for too long with them screaming like banshees and grunting like demons in the dead of night.

[@Boe_Jidens_Hair_Sniffing]

I was looking for this hahaha I swear some of the Koalas I've heard sound like they need exorcisms

[@lucas_sf5873]

The little screams at the end KILL me haha !

[@vonnie0_0]

They actually do scream like that irl, it’s quite funny.

[@brianhouston5368]

Koala turned into Eric Cartman.

[@Col_Mustard]

Æëëë

[@beauwalker9820]

​@@vonnie0_0 There's a video of a koala getting kicked out of a tree by another koala, and he gets upset and just sits and screams, while another perfectly good vacant tree is behind him. "No I want THAT tree! EEEEEE!!!"

[@glowworm2]

@@beauwalker9820 I remember a video of a koala fight where they basically just made these really demonic screams as they started lunging for one another!

[@有]

The Koala's Australian accent adds so much charm to the video. The waiter's quick thinking was impressive and hilarious.

[@TetianaStepaniak]

100th like:D

[@PrashansaYongya-p8j]

isnt it scottish accent? i am confused-

[@albertwalderhaug2601]

150th like! Also this is an Australian accent, Scottish sounds different with their speech pattern.

[@ts_30]

🤖🤖🤖

[@personname-fw9jq]

as an aussie, not nearly enough abbreviations.

[@PhantoMace2012]

I love the little detail of the subtitles for “no” say “naur” in his accent. Edit: I shoulda seen this coming, but I started a war.

[@AmySkribble]

Naauuurrrrr ~ felix

[@__arc5030]

Naurr

[@pearlphlox]

Naurrr Cleorrrr! The condensation 🧜‍♀️

[@ginathecookie]

I don't Not even accurate

[@AmySkribble]

@@ginathecookie That doesn't even make sense with what anyone said. I think you replied to the wrong comment section.

[@Elementroar]

I would also make a primal scream if my food phased out of existence in front of me.

[@MrMirageCaster]

And after a 20 minute wait!

[@mixingcat5213]

ehh.... Ehhhh..... EEEEEEEEEEEEECH!!!!

[@lavenderdasillykitty]

@@mixingcat5213 gotta love how the screams were so insane that google thinks its another language XD

[@UnCeroElevadoALaCeroPotencia]

ÆEEEEEEEEEEEE 😩🐨

[@beauwalker9820]

Koalas really do scream like that.

[@kingsoloman-bt5gu]

The hint of the Australian accent, the buildup of the distressed scream, the cut off, PERFECTION

[@luckas221a]

hint?

[@cacophonousantiquarian8803]

Hint?

[@doandadrestarahma5290]

HINT?

[@abuBrachiosaurus]

*HINT?*

[@sabrinanite]

HINT!? That's aussie through and through 😂

[@zaihannahmendoza1525]

That "ÆEEEYGGH ÆEEYGHH AAÆEEUYYYGGHHHH" caught me off guard 😭

[@squatchjosh1131]

The fact that the waiter realised what was up and pretended the food was just being served rather than pointing out the koalas mistake is the height of professionalism.

[@3baxcb]

The customer is always right even when they're a pouched mammal that won't eat vegetation that doesn't appear attached to a branch.

[@squatchjosh1131]

@@3baxcb Respects to the service industry

[@HenriqueRaposoHenryClaro]

I mean, in a Zootopian world you gotta learn how to deal with every kind of animal quirks for the sake of your job, lol

[@RobinTheMetaGod]

That is not professionalism. That is fucking stupid.

[@happyheliovi8496]

@@3baxcb you kinow the full saying is "the customer is always right in matters of taste" right ?

[@megbedz5852]

When my cat can see the bottom of her food bowl.

[@ThomasBlakely-f4x]

And the food is just sitting there around the circle of emptiness

[@SuperDestroyerFox]

There’s a reason why they don’t eat it until you swish it around, their whiskers hit the edges and that freaks them out, use a plate instead.

[@MeidoInHebun]

@@SuperDestroyerFox Or they can stop being crybabies about it and just eat. My cat has to leave his bowl empty before I give him more food and he knows it.

[@SuperDestroyerFox]

@@MeidoInHebun alright try eating but every time you try to take a bite you feel something touching your cheeks and also get scared that something is watching you.

[@MeidoInHebun]

@@SuperDestroyerFox I'd just deal with it eventually, like any person or animal who isn't an over-coddled baby.

[@devam8192]

The VA who voiced the Koala with the Australian accent is a gift to humanity.

[@serge430]

1.4k likes and no comments? Let me fix that

[@nicolasrey1190]

1.5k likes and one comment? Lemme fix thst

[@glowworm2]

Yes! It seems so simple, but I was giggling just because the little guy was Austrailian.

[@alyssae7517]

Isn't it the main actor lol?

[@Broken_Flesh]

ÆAA EEAAEÆE EAAA

[@adrimen7329]

The fact that a Koala can literally die of staring even with eucalipto leaves infront of them because they don't recognize them unless they come from the branch is crazy 💀 And Also, another fact, The smartest brains are the ones with the most wrinkles. Well, a koala's brain looks like a blobfish.

[@hyeyeonjoo4660]

The fact that the koala has a Australian accent is just, Amazing.

[@SneezyEAGSY]

that was the worst aussie accent i’ve ever heard😂😂

[@NatMG]

the most terrible fake aussie accent I've ever heard, which kinda made it funny ngl

[@Mylo8328]

@@SneezyEAGSYit sounded more kiwi to me hehe

[@Benlikesstuff]

Yea it was a kiwi accent with mate thrown in.

[@ma-moomoo]

@@Benlikesstuffno it wasn't kiwi either, it was shit

[@montygoober7980]

“Ohhhohohohoooo” “ÆĘËÉ” Sounds like me throughout the day

[@sylvandoggo4416]

He sounded like a koala, literally 😂

[@Alex_the_thingy]

Same 😭😭😭

[@OmurKaracam]

Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝3̵͇̈́̓̕Ě̵̢̧̛̦̼̜̲͕͕͍̤̙͉͓́̅͒̽̍̐͋͜͝Ě̵̢̧̛̦̼̜̲͕͕͍̤̙͉͓́̅͒̽̍̐͋͜͝Ě̵̢̧̛̦̼̜̲͕͕͍̤̙͉͓́̅͒̽̍̐͋͜͝Ě̵̢̧̛̦̼̜̲͕͕͍̤̙͉͓́̅͒̽̍̐͋͜͝Ḩ̶̳̣̮̻̪̜͍̹̭͓͍̳̼̈́̅́̄̍̀͐́̊̽͌̊̂͂͠͝͝Ḩ̶̳̣̮̻̪̜͍̹̭͓͍̳̼̈́̅́̄̍̀͐́̊̽͌̊̂͂͠͝͝Ḩ̶̳̣̮̻̪̜͍̹̭͓͍̳̼̈́̅́̄̍̀͐́̊̽͌̊̂͂͠͝͝!!!!!!!! 👹👹👹🦅🦇🦅🦇🦅🗣️🔥

[@montygoober7980]

@@OmurKaracam ikr?

[@Glenda-g5d]

ME. 😂

[@LordofFaet]

The way he at first was like, “But it’s right there” yet immediately gave an exasperated sigh makes this think this doesn’t always happen. Like it happens enough for him to be tired of it, yet rarely enough that he expects the Koala to just eat the salad without a branch.

[@Sirithil]

It's a perfect loop. The bowl was probably originally brought out with a stick, but it kept falling, so every time the waiter comes by he picks it up and puts it back in the bowl.

[@citizen_grub4171]

​@@Sirithil It's not a perfect loop. Both the music and scream cut off abruptly, and the koala's animation suddenly resets.

[@alm5992]

Don't spend your week trying to figure it out. Just do something meaningful.

[@supersonicguru1]

​@@citizen_grub4171 the loop he's referring too: 1)Koala sees food with branch - happy 2)-branch falls out of bowl- 3)Koala sees food with no branch - sad 4)Waiter walks by - put branch in bowl 5) repeat step 1

[@citizen_grub4171]

@@supersonicguru1 I see you don't know what a "perfect loop" is.

[@losrin5447]

How koalas are still on this plane of existence is beyond me. Like there's pandas... and then there's koalas

[@beaksters]

Koalas are proof that evolution doesn’t always lead to an animal getting stronger and better.

[@MrWhateverfits]

Koalas and Pandas should have gone extinct a long time ago. But humans just keep on spending to keep them alive for some reason.

[@GojoTheBlueEyedBozo]

@@MrWhateverfitsYou sayin you dont like pandas and koalas?

[@cry.skull745]

I'm astounded they ain't extinct yet. Pandas too.

[@tjai]

​@@MrWhateverfitscute privilege

[@cry.skull745]

​@@MrWhateverfitswe're very good at keeping the dumb ones alive.

[@cubit404]

The koala needs to branch out his food palette.

[@DergPH]

And **leaves** the poisonous diet behind

[@themandalore7780]

I don’t think he has the koalafications to identify any new food sources.

[@JuriSan81]

😂😂😂😂

[@CaffeinatedAndCrazy-7734]

Do you really think he wood do that?

[@soda_clown]

Omg you guys. Screenshotting this thread and framing it.

[@AngelleDust]

The fact the subtitles actually said "Naur" 🤣🤣

[@theDVoT]

the subtle awareness of details to the real world makes these educational videos amazing

[@Mr_Phox]

Fun fact: we don't actually say it like that at all.

[@GamingGardevoir]

@@Mr_Phoxthat’s the way it was said in the tv show H2O: Just Add Water, and I guess people just decided “this is how every Australian says no”

[@Mr_Phox]

@@GamingGardevoir It...really wasn't though.

[@orionfreed6763]

I have an Australian friend and we always joke about how she says “naur” instead of “no” so I think it’s accurate

[@wayiberdonchain6178]

The “ah eee ÆĘË” had me dying 😂

[@NeoRacer]

Koala-sees-a-salad

[@kelen_tate]

This works even better with an Aussie accent

[@gustavgnoettgen]

Cheesus

[@ecstaticrestlessness6184]

I had to mouth it out a few times but this one is very good

[@lessthanabytepls]

Yo can someone explain the joke?

[@gustavgnoettgen]

@@lessthanabytepls Cesar salad + "koala is seeing a salad"

[@z4kaee.]

I never knew hearing a Koala speaking with Aussie accent could give me this much happiness

[@souleater3949]

Watch the koala brothers

[@novaeeeee]

The fact that the waiter bends down to pick up the stick from the same place it falls down to later implies this wasn't the first time and he's been reusing the same stick every time he redos it lol

[@davidw.2791]

Groundkoala Day

[@yabbaguy]

the loop is canon

[@davidw.2791]

@@yabbaguy the Groundedkoala loop 😭

[@LogicalNiko]

When all the other animals were out competing for evolutionary dominance the koalas were just like: “nah man, we’re just going to chill and nap in these stinky trees. Just call us in a few millennia”.

[@cold1895]

Love the fact Koala's are canonically the stupidest mammal

[@seroyoru5354]

I think i saw a documentary where they explain Koalas brain and it looked smooth as fuck like no lumps.

[@itiscujo]

They're not mammals

[@gidw5833]

What do you.. mean?​@@itiscujo

[@0ST4R10]

The ferret looks like he doesn't want to be in that situation

[@OReily08080]

Tf are they, reptiles? ​@@itiscujo

[@Chaosrunepownage]

Koalas are quite literally smooth-brained organisms because eucalyptus is so bad of a food source they can't afford to be any smarter than a rock.

[@Rinsuki]

Lol

[@vkiran3576]

It's also not good for their health but Koalas are too dumb and lazy to seek better food.😅

[@celarts5752]

@@vkiran3576 Not really, it's more that there was a niche that could be filled and nature slapped koalas into it (if your comment is a joke though I'm sorry but enjoy the fun fact I guess)

[@yamihikarilightdark9]

They actually can’t even eat Eucalyptus unless they eat their mother’s pap (basically soft crap) to get the enzymes to digest it. They actually have to eat shit to eat the plant.

[@XC11301991]

@@celarts5752 The leaves sand paper like texture literally destroys their teeth, at a certain point they can just starve to death from not being able to eat the leaves anymore.

[@beowulfmoore3399]

It's an infinite loop. The stick keeps falling 😂

[@DJNeonistPurple]

The Koala having a Australian accent because Koalas are in Australia is such a great detail to the video

[@FAFO.K7NG]

Those unaware, koalas brains are so small and smooth they legitimately: 1) can't recognize their only food UNLESS it's on a branch 2) they don't know they basically cannot eat eucalyptus

[@davidw.2791]

Oh yeah I remember that tumblr post: “Imma eat you, leaves” “but i’m poisonous” “I’ll literally develop enzymes to counter it” “but i have no nutrition!” “LEAFA!!!”

[@sorban5352]

Smooth bains isn't a cause of lack of intellect, hundreds of animals have smooth brains like mice and rats 1) It's because Eucalyptus leaf are very poor calories, the one who fall on the ground get rotten and take more energy to digeste it than fresh one so it's not worth it. 2) They can and they eat it very well. Read a book instead of memes.

[@MysteriMustacheToast]

Ah I’m guessing that’s probably because of the eucalyptus then

[@muhammadnursyahmi9440]

​@@davidw.2791 i'm more of a fan of the famous Koala rant on Reddit

[@VorpalSnickerSnack]

Ah the branch falling makes sense now lol, someone else said they also make that same screaming noise near the end.

[@_leaf-3525]

I absolutely adore the happy little clapping when his food 'arrives'

[@sarah3796]

That was so cute! 😊

[@gyropizzamozzarella1012]

Nah the food just spawned in front of him after 20 minutes of waiting, only for it to disappear from the plane of existence

[@FightsRightsAlways]

The little claps that he does when he gets his way😂😂😂

[@jamesk5541]

He didn't get his way Koalas literally can't register Eucalyptus leaves as good if there not on a stick

[@xrexdogx]

He also kinda sounded like stich when he cheered lol

[@RXYALEKXR0M1]

As an Australian, I can confirm that I too, make primal screams when my food disappears before my eyes

[@StellarNemesis]

It's funny that Koala has Australian accent.

[@TheBT]

Yeah, I thought they would have a scouse one.

[@SnailHatan]

Yes very observant of ya

[@channel_lurker]

this is indeed fun. now we need a blauwe duiker that communcates in klicks.

[@TheSixthDoctor]

"naur"

[@emmamcsomething9595]

Two words: Uranus solarballs

[@YouTube]

honestly, we're just glad he did get his salad

[@Calico321]

Man has the official YT account comment on his video. Status: Superstar! 🥇

[@wafflemation6887]

how tf an official youtube comment got seven likes :skull:

[@CelesteWuff]

only 9 likes and 2 comments? wild

[@papercraftaviation]

why only 2 comments? let me fix that

[@imperialofficer6185]

But he didn't though

[@charliezard64]

This is giving huge “Perry the Platypus!?” vibes

[@Just_a-guy]

But this is in fact the real behaviour of koalas. They eat leafs only from the tree

[@justincoleman3805]

Thank you for saying vibes. The word seems to be disappearing from existence.

[@poppunpresents]

Thinking about it, both species are from Australia, so now I'm stuck with the idea that Perry doesn't look down on Doofenschmertz for being fooled by his removing his hat is because he has koala friends and is just used to the idea that it's just the way some people's brains are

[@ballsinspector42069]

A bowl of leafs? (Puts stick in it) *_MY DINNER!?!?!?_*

[@axis6333]

Koalas and pandas are two animals that we refuse to let die despite their best efforts because theyre cute. How they survived until we came along is a miracle

[@MoistPinkTaco]

This HAS to be the best channel I've accidentally come across

[@JCKershAuthor]

Here's a fun fact about koalas: they really are this dumb in real life. Their brains are relatively smooth, and it has been proven that when food is put in front of them, if it doesn't look exactly like the food they are used to, they won't recognize it as food-and they starve.

[@Durio_zibethinus]

Important things that should be pointed: - How come this channel has a numerous of great VA out of the box? - How many jobs does Jason has until rn?

[@ripperded8089]

Jason is the Larry from the Amazing World of Gumball, that's my headcanon

[@gusharman6403]

@@ripperded8089both him and the bunny that regularly gets terrorized by Mouth.

[@zyxw2000]

@@ripperded8089 What kind of animal is Jason?

[@matthewutech5970]

​@@zyxw2000 Weasel.

[@zyxw2000]

@@matthewutech5970 Thanks.

[@ConVicGar]

I love how the weasel immediately got bags under his eyes 🤣🤣

[@ericwtfsky]

you guys are goated

[@NaturalHabitatShorts]

No we’re Koala

[@samtherat6]

Love his accent!

[@vaporwave2339]

Fun fact: Armadillos can cross bodies of water either by just sinking to the bottom and crawling (they can hold their breath for 7 minutes) or inflating their intestines and using them as a flotation device.

[@isaacnoobysmolbrain]

goody :)

[@SuperDestroyerFox]

I smell a short coming

[@karlinharris1827]

That. Is fugging AWESOME! I did not know that, thanks bud.

[@thuquun207]

love the koalas aussie accent>>

[@mkapadia917]

Eh eeeh eeeaaaeeeehhhh Same, my friend, same!

[@chelseamae3012]

The scream 😂😂 I can’t!! And it's such a perfect representation of how hopeless Koalas are if you give them the leaves and not the whole branch 🤣

[@cakecrumb095]

And they actually scream like that when they get frustrated.

[@girlscanbedrummers5449]

I love those hopeless little smooth brained fluff balls 😭❤️

[@danilodesouza6461]

That sigh from the waiter represents all of us who've worked at customer service

[@daedalusb9548]

I heard a cashier as a restaurant say they had a guy complain about his fries not being hot because he didn't have to wait for them to cook. The fries had come up just as he ordered. The customer went to eat one to show it wasn't hot and burned his mouth while trying to pretend it was cold

[@3baxcb]

​@daedalusb9548 A koala for a customer doesn't sound so bad afterall.

[@XAEzl]

I like how his tone drops when having to explain that the salad is right there, the facade of being a happy worker quickly falling.

[@DELETEDCORRUPTEDDATA]

ÆÈËË

[@perfectdeath5310]

To be fair to koalas, not eating eucalyptus that isn’t on a branch is likely a survival instinct to not eat spoiled or rotten leaves. To them, eating eucalyptus that isn’t on a branch is the equivalent of eating a slice of cheese you found just lying on the street.

[@davidw.2791]

It’s funny as a juxtaposition to the animals living in a Zootopia-esque civilization

[@Bongus_Bubogus]

Good joke, you stick the landing

[@zumabbar]

ha!

[@oaf-77]

And land the sticking

[@pokemonfan187]

wow that a really stick joke

[@MrMissing7]

Third comment

[@calicobagels]

Bruh lol

[@Ina.xo-]

I'm obsessed with this one,the koala is super cuuuute 😆

[@716_ハディくん]

*HOW THEY SURVIVE NATURAL SELECTION ?*

[@NunLian-g7k]

How did they 💀💀💀

[@dragonlord7987]

They're classed as vulnerable

[@kurgans]

they're the only thing that eats those leaves mate

[@Unluckyprincess15]

They dont 💀

[@deecee796]

No predators and no competition from other species for food.

[@apl3999]

how did these things even survive natural selection? in upside downland for that matter

[@KittenLove536]

i feel like some animals are either too pathetic to fall to natural selection or humans are prolonging them. I mostly think of Koalas, Sloths, and Pandas lol.

[@716_ハディくん]

​@@KittenLove536there's a reason why sloth was named after one of the 7 sins

[@HaughtyToast]

They're really tanky, really noisy, and really cranky so they tend to be left alone, especially in the trees where most things are smaller than them. They're not at all harmless. The people who say they want to hug a koala have no clue how nasty sharp their claws are.

[@SéaFid]

Because a koala can be as angry as they are lacking intelligence.

[@Mr.W.Megalodon.]

They have little amount of predators, because of their arboreal lifestyle. But even if someone would attack them, they can defend themselves. And they have no competition from other herbivores.

[@Jumm-wv3ve]

"Eh, EH ÆEEEEEEEE"

[@TrulydaMoosey]

Reminds me of those clips where raccoons go to rinse their cotton candy in a pond only to trip out in agony 😅😢

[@The1stPistolSniper]

So if you call someone smooth brained is that an insult to a human or a koala?

[@randomanimation5085]

Yourself.

[@randomanimation5085]

Yourself

[@themadkatter]

Well, koalas aren't smart enough to know they're being insulted...

[@randomanimation5085]

@@themadkatter they're brains are too small enough to comprehend "insults"

[@Random_Nobody_Official]

If you are calling someone smooth brained because they left their fingerprints on a crime scene, it could be either option...

[@corrin9796]

That screech was a mokey scream(sr.pelo)

[@divineraccoon1276]

"Eh.... Eeeh.... ÆÆÆÆÆÆÆ"

[@miketootall2973]

Bro I've never learned so much about animals in the most hilarious way possible 😂

[@Whitethorn812]

TELL ME WHY HE LOOKS SO USED TO THIS 💀💀

[@StonedtotheBones13]

Idk if that's a stick from the ground or they just have a koala stick

[@AlleyCatUwU]

This is the service worker experience. There's nothing else to say other than most people act like koalas when interacting with a service worker. ETA: Right down to. The. Scream.

[@JoyToy1312]

regular restaurant life

[@alexisgrunden1556]

He works in the service industry; idiocy and Karens are a painful part of the job.

[@davidw.2791]

@@StonedtotheBones13Maybe it’s both. The dumbass dropped the stick several times already.

[@catonion1201]

AERGHH AERRGHHHH AEERRGHHHHHHHH

[@chez-games]

The sigh of disappointment lol

[@cortneythomashood1639]

for those who don’t know what’s going on koalas only eat leaves if they’re on sticks/branches

[@Youronly1friend]

Æ ÆE ÆEEEEE

[@ARTBYMADDIE24]

That passive aggressive sigh: "Wait! It looks like they're bringing it out now!"😂

[@user74027nh]

As someone who worked in customer service for several years I felt that DEEP in my soul 💀

[@ARTBYMADDIE24]

@@user74027nh Ugh, as an Subway worker this was personal to me as well lol 😂 😆

[@ARTBYMADDIE24]

@@user74027nh As a former Subway employee, this was also personal to me!!! 😂🤣😆

[@scouseleemini1]

Another fun fact is that the food theu eat contains bare minimum nutritional value so that’s why you see them constantly eating the same leaf because they’re not getting enough nutrients, they’re considered pretty stupid

[@KalebTheDuck]

At least they get a good high from it.

[@youkirosewarne1516]

That and they also carry a form of Koala chlamydia

[@scouseleemini1]

@@KalebTheDuck malnutrition but you get high? Sure

[@scouseleemini1]

@@KalebTheDuck fucking sure, I’m down

[@KalebTheDuck]

@@scouseleemini1 The correct way to live life.

[@Vexrais]

I love the idea that koalas are probably the strongest creature on Earth yet their brain is so smooth that they can't actually hurt or do anything

[@Kip1313]

Koala crying :eh ee ÆĘËÉ😭 Me sneezing: eh ee ÆĘËÉÊĚẼĒĖE CHOOOO😖💨💨💨

[@victoremisho9432]

That's actually how koalas scream😂😂😂

[@theDVoT]

so true: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWHGcqtnn7GVgM0

[@vardaelentari8907]

Yusss!!! 😂😂😂

[@zeroboard]

Yesss

[@jackcimino8822]

I knew it too!

[@handytoolboy]

There's a similar but opposite phenomenon with lions and tourists. Apparently the lions don't just attack the car like a sardine can because they think the people in the car and the car itself are one unit, like an inedible hippo or something, but if anyone gets out of the car then suddenly they recognize that individual as prey and will attack.

[@jaartbellamy8274]

That actually reminds me of a zebra defense mechanism. They will stand together so that their patterns together which makes the lion think they are one giant amorphous blob of hooves

[@rompevuevitos222]

I think it is way more understandable to not know how a car works than a leaf. But with that said, cats (and lions) will refuse to drink from a source of water if they cannot see the bottom. Since it could mean the water is too murky to see the bottom.

[@FauxFaFox]

​@@rompevuevitos222 Do you know how a leaf works?

[@ryderthesinful]

​@@FauxFaFoxyes, do you not?

[@FauxFaFox]

@@ryderthesinful no :( they're confusing.

[@junebugjones9643]

I always think of the koala from we bare bears with his giant eucalyptus tree😭

[@cedricbelleblazerfan]

Smooth brains 🧠😂

[@ianfab79]

Go Blazers

[@cedricbelleblazerfan]

@@ianfab79 yooooo another blazers fan on the internet. Go blazers bro 🐉🔥

[@Mariana-sw3xx]

This might be my favorite one yet, so cute

[@amergingiles]

If it werent for us, Pandas and Drop Bears would be extinct in a month.

[@virgilscrivener5335]

If it weren't for us, the pandas and koalas would live undisturbed and unaffected by us 😂

[@bloomingdaemon]

@@virgilscrivener5335 And thus have died out

[@VA_Nightshade]

@@virgilscrivener5335 pandas would likely be unaffected by us, as current climate change is larhgely based o nour efforts. Koalas are not as safe on that, as they are dumb and slow in and enviroment built to kill.

[@BFswithGFs]

@@bloomingdaemon why would they have died out when they have lived for thousands of years on their own?

[@bloomingdaemon]

@@BFswithGFs Dunno, but I doubt they would have survived another thousand. Pandas eat incredibly energy inefficient bamboo for their diet and koalas eat leaves that are actually terrible for their nutrition but they refuse to eat anything else

[@eddihurta7173]

I can really say i met a "Koala Eater" where as, if the food didnt look like it was still attached to the tree or *exactly like the pictures* than it was declared "Not Food" 🙄

[@just-a-witch-who-reads]

As an Australian I can confirm the Koalas accent to be accurate for a Koala 🐨😂

[@3baxcb]

And why hospitality isn't the industry for you if you can't handle serving a koala.

[@just-a-witch-who-reads]

@@3baxcb Exactly 😂

[@evgeniblanchard675]

The ending sounded like Mockey scream by Sr Pelo.

[@orbeezeater]

IS NOT CHRISTMAS!!!!!

[@Azusashusband]

"Hey honey the restaurant I went to was crazy! The food disappeared right in front of my eyes!"

[@HenryCarpenter-l2p]

ÆEE… ÆEEEEE…. AAAAÆEEEEEE

[@CantHandleThisCanYa]

So koalas are too stupid to survive.... good to know.

[@erq96]

Australian Pandas

[@Chaos_Senpai]

A lot of animals are to be fair. Natural selection at its finest

[@random_dragon]

I don't think you understand how true this is- Koalas *actually* have smooth brains. Which means that they're objectively realt dumb

[@Licherous]

And they pretty much all have chlamydia

[@ham_the_spam4423]

plenty of animals out in the wild that make you wonder how they're not extinct yet

[@themacbookgamer]

Koalas and pandas: two animals that make you say "How could you have possibly survived this long"

[@zyxw2000]

But the answer still puzzles me.

[@FamAD123]

Because their decline are directly due to humans? It’s not a hard answer. Most animals are massively declining due to people.

[@Schlugus]

hehe… australian koala

[@lijunlinaitongsch4732]

That like wanting a drink umbrella on Mountain Dew

[@Silver_Swan_MK2]

"EH EE ÆEEE"

[@mozareklla]

"EHHH AAAA Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝Ą̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝V̶̨̹̞͔͑̅͂͐️S̴̨̛͇̺͇͕̟̘͎̗͖̙͍̭̞͇̒͆̀͝️J̸̨̳̘͕̹̫͓̲̘͈̖͎̩͍̺̽̓̈́̆͋̀̇͝️S̴̨̛͇̺͇͕̟̘͎̗͖̙͍̭̞͇̒͆̀͝G̶̨̛̼̹̮͚̻͔̘̣͉͈͚̏̈́̿̅̀̏̀͌͒̀̐̇́͘D̸̢̮̫̰̥̗̘̱͉͙͙̺̫̏͒̅̌G̶̨̛̼̹̮͚̻͔̘̣͉͈͚̏̈́̿̅̀̏̀͌͒̀̐̇́͘️S̴̨̛͇̺͇͕̟̘͎̗͖̙͍̭̞͇̒͆̀͝K̶̨̧̧̰̲̉̆️Q̷̛̭͕̬͖̼̥̇̌͗̈̐̆̚O̸̙͙̺̰͚͎̙͔̦͇͗̒̋͛̄͐̓̽̄͛́͂̀̑̕ͅͅͅĄ̵̘̥͉̘͖̱̥̺̿̀̈̒̂̅̀̅̈́̓̏͊͘͝

[@WaffleUn1verse]

How do you do that?

[@mozareklla]

zalgo text

[@amaulana090]

Absolutely smoothbrained behavior

[@LizzyGiggles]

The screaming koala lol

[@sparklingseasons3763]

This is adorable🐨

[@Profile__1]

This is like one of the first times I've straight up busted out laughing at your shorts and couldn't stop. Just the entire setup, the timing, animation, voice acting, all combined and just made me crack up so hard.

[@SebPlaySpaceflight]

The most Australian screech ever

[@johno1544]

They are literally smooth brains

[@melmed15]

i swear this channel is run by one animator who occasionally finds really funny animal facts that instantly make them think of these jokes

[@jamesthomasveloso4125]

Jason looks so done in his job. A bat collapsing after refusing blood, an otter trying to drown his kid for extra fries, and now this.

[@Durio_zibethinus]

- Gerbil traumatizing him with some geckos stunt. - Kissed from prairie dad and grandpa (with a chapstick).

[@ChartreuseDan]

Just another day in the food service industry 😅

[@faeyly]

this is magic. i listened to this on the day i wanted my teacher to be absent, not even the night before and it still worked.

[@hope7237]

Koalas have one of the smoothest and smallest brain in the animal kingdom. it's a miracle the spiecies is still alive

[@HumansBGone]

I think you mean the class Mammalia! The vast majority of phyla within the animal kingdom have no brains at all.

[@StonedtotheBones13]

When you say smallest, ik it's prob proportional and all, but I really wanna see them compete against an ostrich for some reason

[@HumansBGone]

@@StonedtotheBones13 The brain is proportionately small--the absolute smallest mammalian brain would go to something like a shrew. Ostriches are much smarter than koalas, because the brain is folded, increasing the surface area. Additionally, birds have much more compact brains than mammals, which is how a raven can be as smart or smarter than an ape.

[@IchHeisseKabelstrassenbahn]

It is not necessarily bad that eucalyptus leaves laid out on a plate are not recognized as food by them as food. Eucalyptus leaves in general are quite low in nutrients, so koalas are very picky about which leaves they eat; they eat the fresher ones on the tree, and generally don't bother with the less nutritious fallen leaves. Leaves on a plate, however, looks very much like fallen leaves to a koala. Also, if an alien put a random piece of meat in front of you, would you eat it? Many people seem to also be making the point that koalas are smooth-brained. While this is true, not all science suggests that this impairs their intelligence. Birds have smooth brains, but several such as parrots can make tools, and speak. And the famously intelligent octopus has a very smooth brain as well.

[@RyanYoxo]

How’s it’s a miracle? No big land predators, no real predators to get to the tree canopy besides raptors and monitor lizards. But even then the koalas diet makes it’s extremely unappetising to predators