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koalas can sometimes fight in a violent manar

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koala's are well known for there large round head, big furry ears and big black nose

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most of the day they are asleep so yes and no

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Winters can be a bit harsh in Australia and for animals like koalas who are always a bit low in energy, managing winter through a proper lifestyle and a sleeping posture holds the key for their survival. Koalas during winters sleep in the form of the hunched sleeping postures.

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Yes Koalas can have pronouns the neutral term for a Koalas is it but some can go by She/Her and He/Him. Another way to refer to Koalas is They/Them . Many Koalas get misgendered so its important to ask them there gender.

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How endangered is the Koala? Is it at risk of extinction? How many Koalas remain?

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How endangered is the Koala? Is it at risk of extinction? How many Koalas remain?

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The Australian Koala Foundation’s (AKF) research indicates that the Koala is in trouble and that extinctions of local populations have already occurred. In contrast to the millions of Koalas which were thought to be present at the time of European settlement, the AKF believes that there could be less than 80,000 remaining today, possibly as few as 43,000. If this rate of decline continues then yes, the Koala is at risk of extinction.

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John Price, a servant of Governor Hunter, was the first European to record Koalas on January 26 (Australia Day!) in 1798 during an expedition to the Blue Mountains. In 1814, the Koala was given the scientific name phascolarctos cinereus, meaning 'ash-grey pouched bear', by French and German naturalists.

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in the wild koalas live to 13-18

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It is illegal to have a Koala as a pet anywhere, even in Australia. The only people who are permitted to have a Koala in their possession besides suitably authorised zoos are, occasionally, scientists, and the people who are taking care of sick or injured Koalas or orphaned joeys. ... Koalas are wild animals.

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There are two different kinds of koalas They are different subspecies, the northern koala and the southern koala. These animals aren't completely different, but rather have different characteristics resulting from being found in different places in the country.

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How long does a koala baby stay with it's mother

Koala joeys stay with their mothers about a year—six months inside her pouch, and six months outside.

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