You Won’t Believe How Close We Got to a Koala

we are in Sydney Australia and we're going to show you the fun things you can do here we are at featherdale Wildlife Park around the park there's free roaman kangaroos that you can feed so cute hi oh it's clawing me so gently here comes a mean bir now we're going to the koala interaction where you can take photos with koalas the standard VIP koala encounter cost $30 and you can have a photo of up to four people with the koala you can also get a premium encounter which gets you more photos the Zookeeper is feeding the koala eucalyptus sleaves and when the koala's not here he's sleeping he can sleep up to 18 to 20 hours a day koala stand a fun fact about koalas is that they don't really need to drink because they get all the liquid they need from the eucalyptus leaves and koala means no drink in Aboriginal language you can do a Penguin Encounter right here and then you also get to feed the Penguins over here is a Tasmanian devil so cute this is a CER and it's eating watermelon and tomatoes I guess it likes red food usually at these petting zoos you see just goats but I'm surprised there's a cow here this is a very nice kangaroo yeah go go go go oh look we're in the reptile Pavilion oh look this is a penty monitor and it lives in Western Australia I've never heard of this but it's called a skink and it's like a lizard snake SL llarge gecko this is a Death Adder and before antivenom was produced 60% of bites to humans were fatal that so cute it looks like havy and that is the featherdale Wildlife Park I really like all the places that you can feed and there's a wide variety of Australian animals this Zoo has a personal feel because you can get up close to the animals and interact with them my favorite part was when the kangaroo started doing that now we are at Bondi Beach we're here at Bondi Beach on Christmas day and it seems like the entirety of Sydney is here we're going to do the Bondi to bront Coastal walk I'm not sure if it's pronounced bront or Brony but we're just going to walk along here because we're not planning on swimming and I'm I'm trying to spot Santa Claus relaxing on the beach this is a really beautiful Coastline and there's a lot of people here I don't know if it's just normal for it to be like this or if it's people's Christmas tradition to come to the beach hi right dang these rocks are so cool these remind me of the marble canyons in Arizona or Utah so half a bondie actually has sea creatures under some of these rocks earlier I saw a blue Crow but it was so fast I couldn't we reached what I think is the highest point with just McKenzie Point Lookout and from here we can see two very crowded Beach beaches one is Bondi Beach over there and the other one is tamarama Beach oh this is the Pacific this is the same ocean that's back at home just way across the other side of the world look at brother down there he insisted on not climbing up with us because he wanted to be closer to the ocean we just saw two guys walk past with Santa hats and we saw a lot of other people doing the same thing they're just at the beach wearing the Santa hats and that's so different from what we have in California because on Christmas Day usually just like open presents and stay home but here everyone goes to the beach cuz it's summer and that is the walk by Bondi Beach there's almost an infinite amount of pictures that you can take everywhere and this walk goes on for a very long time we struggled to find parking so maybe if you come here you should take the buses and the trains stay tuned for more videos