There's an unbreakable bond between mums and their kids. But the adage doesn't typically extend to "cling to you mother's face for dear life and refuse to let go."
But a pair of very rare twin koalas in Australia are pushing the limits of parental patience -- especially that face-hugging one.
Koala mum 'Nell' and her stage five clinger babies live in the bush outside of the Raymond Island Koala & Wildlife Shelter in Victoria.
Koala twins are quite uncommon -- the first recorded instance was recorded by Australia's University of Queensland just 16 years ago.
It's no wonder then that these two furry rascals have some seriously adorable attachment issues.
