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White koala is born in Australia 


A rare white koala is born in Australia zoo in Queensland. In science this is called the silvering gene where animals are born with white or pale fur. Just like baby teeth they will shed there fur and get normal grey fur. Koalas have been having a hard time surviving because loss of habitat disease and dog attacks.
(Kiwikid news)

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