Joy Reidenberg
Koalas at the Lisbon airport, Portugal
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Chitra Ramasamy
Photo is taken at the Rajiv Gandhi Park.
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Christina Byun
Chilling at University of New South Wales Sydney
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Diogo Pais
Double koala trouble
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Prof. Dr. Sarun Koirala
Koala with bag and climbing symbolise for the gateway to Melbourne.
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John Buchanan
Photo taken in New Cross Hospital, Wolverhampton on one of our Da Vinci robots.
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Fiona Limanaqi
The photo was taken during an Anatomy Class with my students at the University of Milan, Department of Biomedical and Clinical Sciences.
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Brishti Chatterjee
I represent here my rich cultural heritage where the Koala is always welcome.
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Emine Bozeli
The Bounty Of Contrasts: Koalas In Cappadocia
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Dr. Tayyaba Mahmud
Koala accompanied Tayyaba for a trip to Shalamar Gardens in Lahore, built by Mughal Emperor Shahjahan in 1642
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Yujie Zhang
There’s a mountain shaped like an elephant, the koala really enjoyed it.
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Peng Yu
Anatomy is like climbing the Great Wall; only with perseverance can one reach true knowledge.
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Ujwala Bhanarkar
Why wait for Melbourne when koalas can travel to India first? This entry was made in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India, where the desert sun meets some Australian fun. 🐨🌅😄
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Uma Pandalai
This photograph represents the integration of clinical anatomy and visual perspective through a symbolic portrayal of a “photowalking clinical anatomist".
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Shahed Nalla
Photo taken in the Philip Tobias Vault at the Evolutionary Studies Institute at the University of the Witwatersrand l, Johannesburg.
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Paula Stiles
Two of Australia’s most beloved symbols - the iconic koala and the majestic Twelve Apostles—stand as powerful reminders of the continent’s extraordinary natural heritage. In the spirit of Anatomy for Everyone, the koala’s uniquely long cecum, stretching to around two metres in length, enables it to survive on tough, nutrient‑poor eucalyptus leaves, and its human‑like fingerprints set it apart anatomically. Meanwhile, the Twelve Apostles’ towering limestone stacks—sculpted over millions of years by relentless Southern Ocean erosion - rise from the coastline as geological counterparts to nature’s remarkable adaptations.
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Elena Patera
Koala props showing its skeleton, musculature, and living form are displayed in front of Liverpool’s iconic Royal Liver Building.
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Buse Naz Çandır Gürses
Two anatomists and our one-month-old koala. The smallest member of our anatomy family joins the journey to IFAA 2026. Under the Istanbul skyline, she meets the sun for the very first time and clearly was not entirely impressed.
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Bethany Waddington
Koala photo snapped at the University of Denver campus in Koalorado, USA 🐨
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Dr. Jason Sparks
The unique moment captures a touch of Australian wildlife charm against the backdrop of one of Hungary’s most iconic landmarks.
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Dr.Prakash a/l Manickam Kumarasamy
From Down Under to Deep Within - Anatomy Comes Alive at IFAA 2026!
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Lanka Ranaweera
Koala hugs. Sri Lankan warmth. Shining bright beside the Lotus Tower, where two cultures meet under the city lights.
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