An Australian animal with a british accent?

WOW, someone knows alot about this movie. In this film about animals living in a zoo there is an Australian mammal (koala), who CLEARLY states that he is from London.

I don't get people like you, who can complain about an Australian mammal, which as was explained, was raised in a London Zoo, having an English accent. Yet is doesn't phase you in the slightest that all the other animals which are not native to North America, all speak with a North American non-accent. It also apparently didn't strike you as odd in the slightest that the flamingos were Scottish, the Crocodiles had Manhattan accents, the vultures were cockney, the dung beetles were German and the pigeons were Indian. You think maybe the filmmakers were in on a joke there? Nah, couldn't be right?

Oh right, because you never actually saw the movie. But I'm sure your opinion on it is just as valid for not having seen it, right?

If you actually did any research at all, you'd also know that the Wild was being made BEFORE Madagascar. And if you were able to predict that a bunch of dance crazed Wildebeasts were going to use the lions to ascend to the top of the food chain, well then I can't imagine you've ever been surprised by anything ever.

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If we get beyond the surreal idea that animals talk and have accents, then you have the fact that none of the African animals talk with the right accent or language, as they speak English with American accents.

Hey its a kids movie and a really ordinary one at that.