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(gum tree) forests.

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Koalas live in southeastern and eastern Australia — in the states of Queensland, new South Wales, SouthAustralia and Victoria — in the eucalyptus forests

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22 hours

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13 – 18 years

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SouthAustralia and Victoria — in the eucalyptus forests

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SouthAustralia and Victoria — in the eucalyptus forests

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Once the koala has its claws out, it can either evade the predator, if it is a groundpredator, by going into the trees or defend against the predator by lashing out. The koala bear is very strong, so a blow with bared claws is capable of taking down moderate-size predators.

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predator by lashing out. The koala bear is very strong, so a blow with bared claws is capable of taking down moderate-size predators.

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about 10 years. However, where habitat is damaged, such as in suburban areas, they may only live