Koalas are endangered animals that are typically 2 feet tall with soft, wool-like gray and white fur. Their population has declined to fewer than 100,000 individuals. Koalas mainly consume eucalyptus leaves and can live up to 15 years. They prefer living in eucalyptus forests, coastal islands, and low woodlands. Koalas are endangered because of habitat loss from expanding urban areas and agriculture, as well as threats from diseases, wildfires, and vehicles.

1. EndangeredEndangered
AnimalsAnimals
koalaskoalas
The i nt er nat i onal
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3. Main characteristicsMain characteristics
 Koal as ar e 2 f eet t al lKoal as ar e 2 f eet t al l
 Koal as have sof t ,Koal as have sof t ,
wool - l i ke f ur t hat i swool - l i ke f ur t hat i s
gr ay above and whi t egr ay above and whi t e
 Ther e ar e f ewerTher e ar e f ewer
100. 000 koal as100. 000 koal as
 Koal as can l i ve asKoal as can l i ve as

5. Koal as consume
eucal ypt us l eave t hey
eat 12 di f f er ent ki nd
eucal ypt u l eave
DI ET

6. HONE- HABI TAT
Koal as pr ef er t o
l i ve i n eucal ypt us
f or est s, coast al
i sl ands, and l ow
woodl ands.

7. ¿ WHY THEY ARE
ENDANGERED?
KOALAS ARE ENDANGERED BECAUSE
KOALAS` THEY HAVE A PERFECT SKI N
TO MADE CLOTHES
THE KOALAS CLOTHES I S VERY I S VERY
EXPENSI VE AND VERY USEFUL FOR DRE-
SSES