Teen 'koala whisperer' fast becoming Australia’s new conservation superstar


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Izzy, who stars in an eight-episode documentary series launched last month in 190 countries, holding one of her favourite koalas in her arms. Photos: dpa

There aren’t many hours in the day when 13-year-old Izzy Bee doesn’t have a baby koala hitching a ride on the back of her neck or following in her shadow.

After living among rescued koalas at her home and mum Ali’s veterinary clinic for as long as she’s known, the Australian teen has formed a special relationship with the cuddly marsupials.

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