Koala emblems and popular culture

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"Koalo" 1810 print

Koala emblems and popular culture deals with the uses which have been made of the image of the koala, such as coins, emblems, logos, mascots and in the naming of sports teams.

Australian emblems and logos

United States mascots

In popular culture

TV and films

Games

Other

  • Release 9.10 of the Ubuntu operating system (codenamed Karmic Koala), a distribution of Linux.
  • Caramello Koalas are a popular Australian chocolate.
  • In the United States, a talking koala in a racing .
  • Kid Koala is the stage name of the Canadian DJ Eric San.
  • "Koala Infestation" is one of the more popular bits performed by comedian Mitch Hedberg.
  • During the Vietnam War, conscripted Australian soldiers were derisively called "Koala soldiers" by regular army personnel. The rationale behind this name was that they were 'not to be exported or shot at.' It is now commonplace within the civilian population to use this nickname to refer to any deployment of troops with restricted rules of engagement.
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References

  1. ^ Koala, the official state fauna emblem of Queensland Australian Geographic
  2. ^ Australian Wildlife - Koala, the official animal emblem of the state of Queensland
  3. ^ Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland
  4. ^ "Symbols used by Council". Brisbane City Council. Retrieved 13 November 2023.
  5. ^ Ian Cardona (August 28, 2020). "Star Trek: Lower Decks Reveals the Shocking Truth of the Universe". CBR. Retrieved July 4, 2023.