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The world's largest koala is a 14 metre statue at Dadswells Bridge in the Grampians, Victoria. Being made of bronze, it weighs an estimated twelve tonnes.
Regarding live koalas: Koalas in the southern regions of Australia are bigger than those from the north. The largest koalas recorded are those from Victoria, attaining a weight of over 10 kilograms.
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The world's largest koala is a 14 metre statue at Dadswells Bridge in the Grampians, Victoria. The statue was renamed "Sam" in October 2009. This was in honour of fire victim Sam the koala who was rescued by firefighter David Tree during backburning operations in the week before the Victorian "Black Saturday" bushfires of early 2009. The world was captivated by the pictures of Sam drinking from Mr Tree's water bottle. Unfortunately, due to complications arising from the disease chlamydia, Sam had to be put down several months later.Regarding live koalas: Koalas in the southern regions of Australia are bigger than those from the north. The largest koalas recorded are those from Victoria, attaining a weight of over 10kg, while their northern counterparts average 5.5kg.
