Baby koalas are born approximately 35 days after conception.

考宝宝在母体怀孕大约35天后即可出生。

She also said researchers are testing a vaccine that would protect the koalas against chlamydia.

她还表示，研究人员正在研究一种疫苗，可以保护考免受衣原体感染。

You will love our kangaroos and koalas.

可能会喜欢上我们的袋鼠和考。

Yeah, and koalas are from Australia.

是的，树袋熊来自澳大利亚。

One calls for immediately counting koalas in New South Wales.

其中一项举措呼吁立即清点新南威尔士州的考数量。

Eucalyptus trees are both food and a home for koalas.

桉树既是考的食物，也是它们的巢穴。

A population boom led to widespread food shortages of koalas.

考数量的上升导致考食物短缺。

Well, tracking koalas this way is slow.

嗯，用这种方式追踪考是很慢的。

Kangaroos and koalas live in Australia.

袋鼠和考栖息在澳大利亚。

At the Dallas Zoo they can see cuddly koalas, hand-feed giraffes and admire other Giants of the Savanna.

在达斯动物园，他们还会看到可爱的无尾熊、亲手喂食长颈鹿，欣赏热带草原区的其他大型动物。

In the wild, koalas get water from the plant leaves they eat.

在野外，考从它们所吃的植物叶子中获取水分。

Normally koalas have single babies and twins are rare.

一般来说，考只生一个孩子，双胞胎很罕见。

Later on, a policeman escorted the mischievous koala until it climbed a tree.

随后，一名警署护送淘气考离开，直到它爬上树梢为止。

Briscoe studied the behaviour of 37 koalas on an island off the Melbourne coast.

布里斯科研究了远离墨尔本海岸的一个小岛上37只考的习性。

Yeah, something I could never really understand is why tourists want to cuddle a koala.

对，所以我非常不理解为什么游客要去抱考。

But koalas have a special enzyme in their stomachs that prevents the antibiotics from working.

但考的胃里有一种特殊的酶，可以阻止抗生素发挥作用。

There has never been interest in koalas worldwide like there is now.

全世界从来没有像现在这样如此关注考。

These stressors have made koalas vulnerable to diseases, as well as dog attacks and vehicle strikes.

这些压力来源使得考容易感染疾病，还有狗类袭击和车祸威胁。

Scientists caught and vaccinated the first koalas in March.

今年 3 月，科学家捕捉了第一批考并为其接种了疫苗。

Most of the time, koalas eat and sleep in eucalyptus trees.

大多数时候，考在桉树上进食和睡觉。