During WWE's recent trip to Australia, Daniel Bryan and Natalya visit the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, the world's oldest and largest Koala sanctuary.
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Bryan poses for a shot with a furry new friend. Koalas are herbivorous marsupials most closely related to wombats.
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In addition to koalas, the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is home to many other animals, including dingoes, free-roaming dogs found mainly in Australia.
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Eating Eucalyptus can be hard work. Koalas sleep up to 20 hours a day!
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The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary isn't just home to mammals. Bryan locks it up with a large reticulated python ...
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... And Natalya gets in on the reptile love, too, holding a young freshwater crocodile!
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The 11-acre sanctuary is one of the very few locations in the world where visitors can get up close and personal with the rare and beautiful Australian wildlife.
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WWE's "goat face" meets one of his own kind for lunch.
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In the sanctuary's 5-acre kangaroo reserve, Bryan and Natalya feed and pet free-roaming kangaroos.
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More than 130 kangaroos freely reside at the sanctuary.
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Natalya fools around with her new kangaroo pal. Kangaroos are an unofficial symbol of Australia, appearing on the country's coat of arms and currency.
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The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is home to many more animals, including emus, parrots and cockatoos, Tasmanian devils, wombats and even a platypus!