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The Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus), also called Ash-gray bag bear, is a tree-dwelling bag-eater in Australia. It was first described by the zoologist Georg August Goldfuß in 1817 as Lipurus cinereus. The koala is next to the kangaroo the most widely used symbol of Australia.

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https://youtu.be/f4ODAYWj-MAhttps://youtu.be/f4ODAYWj-MA

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in Germany you can visit Koalas in the Zoo in Duisburg

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Koalas live on the east coast in Australia.

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Koalas mate between August and February. 35 days later, the female gives birth to a roughly one-gram, naked baby, which then continues to grow in her pouch.

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Scientific name: Phascolarctos cinereus MarsupialsSize: 61 to 85 inches body length.  Weight: 11 to 14 kilograms.                        Life expectancy: males about 10 years, females about 15 years.       

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Scientific name: Phascolarctos cinereus MarsupialsSize: 61 to 85 inches body length.  Weight: 11 to 14 kilograms.                        Life expectancy: males about 10 years, females about 15 years.       

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In the wild, the koala sleeps most of its life, with preference in light eucalyptus forests. Up to 22 hours a day a koala is pawing in the branch forks of trees. Only at night, the animals are awake briefly to feed eucalyptus (leaves and bark).

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In the wild, the koala sleeps most of its life, with preference in light eucalyptus forests. Up to 22 hours a day a koala is pawing in the branch forks of trees. Only at night, the animals are awake briefly to feed eucalyptus (leaves and bark).

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You can also adopt koalas for money and be a godfather of them, while getting a certificate it costs between 30 and 60 dollars.

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https://youtu.be/1R-QFQGWYuchttps://youtu.be/1R-QFQGWYuc

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http://www.geo.de/geolino/tierlexikon/1758-rtkl-tierlexikon-koala