The document provides information about koalas. It states that koalas are small, gray, arboreal marsupials native to eastern and southern Australia. Their diet consists solely of eucalyptus leaves, they spend most of their time in trees, and females carry their young in pouches. Koalas are currently endangered due to habitat loss and other threats.

1. ANIMALS!
KOALA

2. NAME SCIENTIFIC : Phascolarctos cinereus.
COMMON NAME : Koala, The word koala
comes from the Dharuk gula.

3.  The koala is an arboreal
herbivorous marsupial native to
Australia.
 Is gray.
 Are small.
 Koalas walk on all four legs.

4.  The koala is
found in coastal
regions of
eastern and
southern
Australia.
 Always hunging
in the trees.

5.  Their diet consists of
leaves from
eucalyptus trees.
 I’ts leaves are so
water should not drink.
 Baby koalas drink
their mother's milk for
the first 6 to 7 months.

6.  Yes, they are endangered
 Association of koalas in Australia were
asked to have had you put a escpecie
threatened.
 Are protected.

7.  Koalas sleep during the day (20 hours)
using the night to eat.
 Koalas can run as fast as a rabbit.
 Koalas usually remain in the same tree
for several days.
 Koalas live to reach age 20.
 These marsupials only eat the leaves of
35 of the 500 species of eucalyptus that
exist.