Koala
Koalas comes from an Australian Aboriginal word meaning no drink. Koalas are Australian mammals. They are sometimes called a koala bear or a native bear. Koalas are not related to any kind of bears. Koalas have a soft thick fur with a hairless nose. They are either grey or or brown on the animal's back and white on the belly. Koalas have sharp, curved claws, long toes, and a strong grip all of that helps them stay attached to a tree for a long time.
Koalas prefer to live alone. They live in trees, and sleep for 16 hours a day. They are active at night. Koalas that live in the wild barely drink water. If koalas do drink water they obtain all the moisture they get from eucalyptus trees.They sleep in the fork of a eucalyptus tree. Koalas
Koalas comes from an Australian Aboriginal word meaning no drink. Koalas are Australian mammals. They are sometimes called a koala bear or a native bear. Koalas are not related to any kind of bears. Koalas have a soft thick fur with a hairless nose. They are either grey or or brown on the animal's back and white on the belly. Koalas have sharp, curved claws, long toes, and a strong grip all of that helps them stay attached to a tree for a long time.
Koalas prefer to live alone. They live in trees, and sleep for 16 hours a day. They are active at night. Koalas that live in the wild barely drink water. If koalas do drink water they obtain all the moisture they get from eucalyptus trees.They sleep in the fork of a eucalyptus tree. Koalas