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Koalas' diet is so much toxic and poisonous that a normal mammal can't survive over this diet. Koalas' diet is full of cyanide chemicals and compounds. Yet still Koalas have very strong stomach and lever to manage all of these poisons. Koalas' Food Eucalyptus has Lower Nutrition Koalas prefer those Eucalyptus leaves that are higher within the nitrogen levels. It helps them to absorb more nutrients and it also provides them relatively higher nourishment as well. Koalas Prefer Big Eucalyptus Trees and Love to Stay at Trees' tops. The Australia bushfires are one of the biggest enemies of koalas. Each year hundreds of koalas die because of bushfires, thereby; bringing them on the brink of extinction. Koalas' Social Behavior Koalas and the Eucalyptus diet are inseperable. In fact; Eucalyptus is the lifeline for the Koalas' existence and without it they can't even survive. Koalas - When Occasionally Spotted on other Leaves for their Food For example, the mother koalas hear about their young ones if they are in trouble while the dominant male koalas create vocalization of dominance to be heard by the younger koalas to stay away from their region. Similarly; the male and female koalas vocalize during the mating season to locate each other. Koalas' ears have good sense of hearing which they specifically utilize during the mating season i.e., male koalas' vocalization for females and rival males etc. Photo courtesy of Liger Zoos

By nature mother koalas are very kind hearted rather than aggressive for their young koala Joeys. Whenever a Koala Joey leaves, its mother, their mothers after 9 months, they become aggressive. Koalas are solitary, therefore, they have to be aggressi Koalas in Brisbane Australia The mother koala says a final goodbye to its joey when a joey reaches the age of 11 to 12 months. It is the mother koala which isolates herself from the joey by showing aggressive behavior towards him. Playful Behavior of the Young Koala Joeys Koalas have been living on earth (Australian continent) for almost 30 million years. However; the modern-day koalas only emerged about 4.5 to 2 million years ago. Koalas Population Increased at the end of 20th century There are as many as 85,000 koalas across the continent of Australia. The Australian Koala Foundation has given a tentative figure of 47,000 to 85,000 for the wild koalas in Australia. Marsupials vs. Placental Mammals Koalas are more popular as compared to the Kangaroos within Australia. Even though Kangaroos are popular as Australia's national animals, but yet still Koalas still enjoy more popularity because of their cuteness and cuddliness. Koalas & Fluffy earsFeature: this decorative throw pillows is made with an incredibly wrinkle resistant fabric, making it the perfect comfy addition to any armchair or couch. Fluffy enough to rest comfortably on or just as a throw pillow to be moved before sitting, these pillows can be whatever you want them to be. You can also use several of these throw pillows together to make any bed a cozy and delightful place to relax

Queensland ranges in Australia offer relatively lower and lesser nutritional values for the Koalas. As a result of that the Koalas living in Queensland are relatively smaller, at stake and they also have lesser numbers too. How long does Koalas live? Age of the Koala

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Koalas' preferences for the Eucalyptus leaves may vary during summers and winters. During Summers Koalas may prefer slightly more fluid and water contents within Eucalyptus leaves, while in winters they might prefer less fluid and water contents. Koalas' Preference for Leaves Having Higher Nitrogen Levels Koalas have almost half a dozen predators at the Australian continent. These predators include dingoes, wild dogs, bunjils (Wedge-tailed Eagles), large owls, pythons and goannas. Koalas and Australia's Bushfire

Koalas urinate more during the winter seasons as compared to the summer seasons. Since there is a lot of water within the Eucalyptus leaves, therefore, water is always in the diet of Koalas. Koalas urinate less in hot weather. Koalas and their Specialized Claws During its entire lifespan, a female koala gives birth about seven (7) times. Maximum it can be eight (8) times and minimum it can give around three (3) births. Predators of Koalas

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Young Koalas are good chewers as compared to the mature and elderly Koalas. Elderly and mature Koalas are prone to tooth decay because of tooth grinding and the Eucalyptus leaves as their chosen food. Why Most Koalas Die of Starvation?

Female Koalas live more than male Koalas. This phenomenon is very strange as both the male and female koalas almost habitat on the same food within any territory. Therefore, it is very interesting to explore why female Koalas live more than male Koal What is the Average Age of the Male Koala? Adolescent and young Koala Joeys possess a unique behavior interacting with their mothers. They are more attached with their mother and do not like loneliness. If their mother leaves, they start squeaking and triggering different behaviors. When Does a Mother Koala Says Goodbye and Leaves the Young Koala Joey? At maximum female Koalas can give birth at the age of 10 years. Usually the female Koalas start giving birth to the young koala joeys from their 3rd year of the life. How many times female Koalas give birth?Cute and fashionable design: Panda head pattern design, fashionable, simple and cute style, suitable for various occasions and dresses, adding a joyful atmosphere to winter. And when the children start their winter adventures, they will be fully protected from the cold and wind, and there is no longer a risk of freezing their ears. Koalas are considered as one of the most popular animals in Australia. People are aware of them and they regard Koalas as one of the cutest animal as well. Koalas are also harmless and peaceful animals of Australia. Koalas are more popular as compared to Kangaroos Koalas have at least 1 dozen native and aboriginal names and they all belong to Eastern Australia's native and aboriginal languages i.e., Kaola, Koalo, Coolah and Koobor etc. It Took 10 years for Aboriginal Australians to Spot and Recognize Koalas