Randy koala chases Sth Australian woman on quad bike

[Warrigal]

Koalas are cuddly creatures, right?

Absolutely. Sometimes a bit too cuddly.

http://www.9news.com.au/national/20...n-quad-bike-by-koala-in-hilarious-viral-video

 

[Ameriscot]

We were told they can be very vicious animals. We spotted one on a walkway through woods on a visit.

 

[Warrigal]

Not usually vicious.
They don't like being interfered with and will growl and scratch if threatened but randy koalas chasing a quad bike driven by females is, as far as I know, a first.

 

[Ameriscot]

Oh right. We were told cuddly is not true so don't try it!

For Americans, randy = horny.

 

[Warrigal]

You wouldn't attempt to cuddle a wild koala but the ones in koala parks are usually docile, but they do piddle.
Their ribs are fragile so actual cuddling is not allowed. You have to hold them very gently by cupping your hands under the rump.

 

[Ken N Tx]

You wouldn't attempt to cuddle a wild koala but the ones in koala parks are usually docile, but they do piddle.
Their ribs are fragile so actual cuddling is not allowed. You have to hold them very gently by cupping your hands under the rump.

No wonder they are "randy" !!

 

[Falcon]

Most Americans know what "randy" means.

 

[SeaBreeze]

For Americans, randy = horny.

Funny Warrigal, I'd be freaked out too with that guy coming after me. Thanks Ameriscot, I didn't know that, never used the word randy, except when it was someone's name.

 

[Ameriscot]

Most Americans know what "randy" means.

I've run into many that don't.

 

[AZ Jim]

Oh yeah! I remember Randy....

 

[jujube]

Oh, I thought you meant the koala was on the quad bike. That would have been something to see......

 

[Laurie]

Well what a let down.

I only clicked on the thread to see a koala driving a quad bike!

 

[QuickSilver]

So was it wanting to mate with the woman or the bike?

Although "horny" is more commonly used in the States... we do know what "randy" means.

 

[Ameriscot]

So was it wanting to mate with the woman or the bike?

Although "horny" is more commonly used in the States... we do know what "randy" means.

I didn't know the word until I moved to the UK and I know many others who didn't know it.

 

[Debby]

You just never know what will be a turn on to a critter. We had a bunny that absolutely loved our little chihuaha :love_heart: Whenever he got out of his cage and was loose in the yard, somebody would go get Lucy and within minutes of playing on the lawn with her, we had Lois the bunny corralled! And yes, his name was Lois (as in Clark Kent and Lois Lane) because his flopping black ears made our daughter think of Lois Lane (Terry Hatcher you know) and by the time we figured out that she was a he, well, who cares, the name was cute.

 

[Fern]

Dare I say the roo is just being a 'typical' Aussie.