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Hello, Admirals.

May 3 is International Wild Koala Day - a day to reflect on the unique and gentle creatures who call the forests of Australia home.

To celebrate, we’ve prepared a cozy event filled with exploration, stories, and of course... koalas!

📍 Search for the Koala discovery near the port of Gari through Land Exploration!

Haven’t found it yet? This is the perfect chance to go koala-hunting (in the peaceful way, of course!).

🧭 Where to go:

Near Gari, in the Australia region

🎶 Related Trade Goods:

1. Eucalyptus – Koalas’ favorite food
2. Didgeridoo – A cultural symbol of Australia’s Indigenous peoples

🗨️ Live Chat Event:

Join us at Gari Port, where fellow admirals gather to share their love of koalas!

Let’s celebrate these sleepy friends together 🐨

🌿 Koalas may look calm and quiet,

but today they remind us of the importance of nature, rest, and coexistence.

Take a breath, slow down, and enjoy the calm seas.

Thank you for sailing with Uncharted Waters Origin.

International Wild Koala Day Special Magazine



(via Jordan Whitt)

1. Koalas: More Than Just Cute

With their big fluffy ears, sleepy eyes, and tree-hugging habits, koalas are often considered one of the most adorable animals in the world.

But did you know they’re not actually bears? Koalas are marsupials, meaning they carry their young in a pouch — just like kangaroos!

Fun Fact: Koalas sleep up to 20 hours a day to digest their low-energy diet of eucalyptus leaves!

2. Why Are Wild Koalas in Danger?

Despite their cuddly image, wild koalas are facing serious threats.

Habitat destruction from deforestation, climate change, and bushfires in Australia have greatly reduced their population.

In some regions, koalas are now classified as endangered, making conservation efforts more important than ever.

3. Where Do Koalas Live?

Koalas are native to eastern Australia, especially in Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria.

They live in eucalyptus forests and rely heavily on these trees not just for food, but also for shade and shelter.

Fun Fact: Koalas rarely drink water — their name actually comes from an Aboriginal word meaning “no water”!

4. Koalas in Uncharted Waters Origin

Yes, even in Uncharted Waters Origin, you can discover koalas!

To find one, head to the coast near the port of Gari, and explore the inland area carefully — a surprise might be waiting in the trees!

5. Related Trade Goods: Eucalyptus and Didgeridoo

While you’re in the region, don’t miss these fascinating trade items from Australia:

1. Eucalyptus: The lifeline of koalas!
2. Didgeridoo: A traditional Aboriginal wind instrument, with a deep, resonant sound.

Both represent a piece of Australian nature and culture — perfect souvenirs from your southern voyage.

Let’s take a moment on May 3rd to appreciate the sleepy, eucalyptus-loving travelers of the treetops.

And maybe, discover one for yourself in Uncharted Waters Origin! 🐨🌿

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1. 🎀 B-grade Face Accessory Selection Box ×1
2. 🍃 “Twig” Face Accessory ×1

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