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Macadamia is Second Hand Market Find A Seppaas cute as a button, or a tiny nut, perhaps more accurately.

The koala joey is the first of 12 babies at Australia Zoo this year, weighing only half a gram and being the size of a jelly bean when he was born.

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Named by the Australian Macadamia Society, he's spent seven months growing in his mother's pouch and has only recently begun to explore the outside world.

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Joeys will spend up to 12 months with their mothers before going independent. In the meantime, go on and enjoy this very cute mother and son duo.

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Macadamia joins more than a dozen koalas at Australia Zoo, where you can bet visitors will keep a keen eye on one of the youngest residents.

You'd have to be lucky though: Koalas are known for sleeping more up to 20 hours a day, due to a diet of eucalyptus leaves which are relatively low in nutrition.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

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