Keeping my transmedia literacies steady and surfing the web I just browsed the San Diego Zoo website for a visit tomorrow. So I stumbled via the San Diego Zoo over koalas to this picture, embedded in a Japanese newsletter for the Cairn Zoo in Australia.
After I readily set the photo as my new desktop picture (too cute!), it occurred to me that this photo could be faked (too cute, right?). So I went back to the Japanese site and tried to get some context. Just one problem: all in Japanese. Not with: google translate.
I copied the capture above the picture:
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and it translates to:
Parents can be found at Corner House koala koala park.
When you shoot a baby koala, so flash is prohibited, please take precautions.
Seems authentic to me 
Was worth the search. And because Japanese websites are just full of cuties, here’s another one:
