Hollywood star Jason Momoa has popped up on the Gold Coast.
The actor, 45, loved a day at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary within the Queensland metropolis’s south this week, the place he visited the park’s Wildlife Hospital.
Momoa, whose newest movie A Minecraft Film is on observe to hit the coveted billion-dollar mark on the field workplace, could possibly be seen getting up shut and private with a koala in a video posted on his Instagram web page.
“Oh man. That’s so cute. [It’s] a little baby,” the Aquaman star stated.
Momoa’s go to got here as a part of his ambassadorship for European ice cream model Nuii, through which the star loaned his voice to assist the corporate unfold the phrase about koala conservation.
“They [Nuii] flew me down here to meet with the amazing teams that are helping out with our koalas, so we can have them for the next generation,” Momoa stated in a video.
“I had an amazing time learning about them and the critical conservation they’re doing here.”
Elsewhere within the video, Momoa helped workers return a koala to the wild.
Including in an Instagram caption, Momoa wrote, “Did you know koalas are now endangered? As a brand inspired by adventure (Nuii) is on a mission to help protect the world’s wildest places and that includes these furry guys!”
The Recreation of Thrones star is not any stranger to visiting Australia, and has returned a number of occasions since his prolonged stint right here filming Aquaman in 2017.
In the meantime, Momoa’s Minecraft movie has been making headlines domestically due to erratic conduct from youngsters at cinemas.
Movies posted to social media present younger adults ripping off their shirts, throwing meals within the air and yelling on the display, sparking mass complaints from dad and mom bringing their younger youngsters to see the film.
One scene particularly has sparked a viral problem urging patrons to trigger as a lot chaos as potential when Jack Black’s character says the phrase: “Chicken jockey.”
In a TikTok clip, teenagers could possibly be seen erupting earlier than police later escort them out of the venue.
One other confirmed a teenage boy throwing an enormous bag of popcorn over unsuspecting cinemagoers making an attempt to benefit from the movie.
One signal at a cinema within the UK urged patrons: “Disruptive behaviour, including taking part in TikTok trends, before, during, or after a screening will not be tolerated. Anyone causing disruption will be asked to leave, and where necessary, the police will be called.”
