marsupial

Now you can take your squees with you wherever you go!

-Sally Squeeps

Here, let me do that for you.

Squeeeeee! Knowing that Koalas are capable of flopping their ears when they're tickled just took them to the next level of squee! I could watch this all day... maybe I will.

-Sally Squeeps

I would like to propose a new cuddling maneuver called "Koalaing". It is very similar to "spooning" except instead of being back-to-front, you embrace each other front-to-front in a happy, squeeful, cuddly mess - just like Koalas do!

- Sally Squeeps

Who could possibly love trees more than a creature that spends almost 80 percent of its life sleeping in them? Now that's a true tree hugger!

-Sally Squeeps

Looks like someone is still snacking on their Christmas leftovers!

-Sally Squeeps

This sweet little friend is a mystery! Does he live in a tree? In the jungle? Does he eat fruits? Bugs? Flowers? Whatever the answer, I LOVE HIM!

Thanks for the lazy week of Squee Spree koala goodness! Tune in later to see who is in the running for next week's spree!

More Funny Craigslist?

If you've enjoyed this Craigslist post of a man trying to sell his Koala, you might like our other funny Craigslist memes. There is always something funny that someone posted on Craigslist, that is for sure.

But if you thought this exotic animal was an odd one, you won't believe this Craigslist ad of a dog that is trying to sell a cat! Now that is incredible. Or decide for yourself if this strange kitten is all that it seems

Koala-ala-ala-ala-ala chameleooooon! Okay so it doesn't quite work as a song but I was close! Who do you want to see all week? fuzzy koalas or sneaky, impressive chameleons?

Vote in the comments and don't forget to check back on Monday to see who won!

This baby wombasquee is finally out of his mamma's pouch and ready to explore the world!

Why did the Koala cross the street? To get to the next eucalyptus tree!

Now I thought I had seen most all of the squee animals in the world, but this one has me stumped. What is this cute spotted creature with a big button nose? Can you squeeps help me figure it out?

Did you know that Wombats, unlike most marsupials, have backwards-facing pouches? This is because mommy Wombats like to dig, and having a backwards pouch protects the baby from dirt and rocks.