I used flash to animate this Koala eating a gum leaves. He then climbs away, but magically reappears to surprise the viewers. Viewer will imagine complex thoughts and create mental image in the head "is this Koala actually or am I got head issues" Controversial it may seem, but this is quite a common thought (the intention of providing viewer with feeling they have head issues was not intentional). These complex thought process provoke wonder "How can this Koala be like this?" "I didn't believe Koalas behaved in such a science fictional manner before viewing Jake Clover's koala behavioural analysis video" Due to inability to relate this animated koala to actual Koala, the viewer will have many questions to ponder. A common one seems to be "IS this magic?" "I don't believe in this is real". People usually think this is footage of the future and how animals will come to naturally behave. "I thought it was a video of australia in 2056" - Carbonag De Heyotis, physicist, natural Researcher, Hampstead University of Studies. People already often associate blue with the future, the Koala leans toward being a hologram as holograms are depicted frequently in a many science fiction stories. A Hologram is often a light blue transaprent figure used as a transmission when telephone or Skype is no longer accepted. This idea of a holograms being a system for transmitting a request or order may suggest to people that our Koala is in-fact ordering the viewer to make an action, or asking the viewer a question. Evidence of these responses has been found in some viewers. Even extreme responses by viewers aren't uncommob. Some viewers have called in offended thinking the koala is commanding them to do an 'illegal activities', others have thought the Koala was questioning why they were disturbing the koala.
