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This is a video where he explains the life of the koalas

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Wildlife Warriors The Koala | Storyteller Media

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Koala Facts | Wild Animals - Planet Doc Full Documentaries

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SUBSCRIBE! http://bit.ly/PlanetDoc Full Documentaries every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday! WILD ANIMALS | http://bit.ly/PlWildAnimals Koala Bear documentary. When Australia separated from Gondwanaland, it was like a giant Noah's Ark adrift on the seas, and the animals on it had to adapt in isolation from the rest.

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I do not have pets in my house because my father does not like animals
The koala is one of my favorite animals and one of my dreams is to go to Australia to see the koalas
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It is an animal in danger of extinction and approximately 4,000 koalas die per year

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They spend their time sleeping or washing themselves
The Koala’s paws are specially adapted for gripping and climbing

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An adult koala eats between 200 to 500 grams of leaves per day. Koalas eat leaves, mainly eucalyptus. From time to time they eat the leaves of some other native Australian trees, and also use certain trees just to rest on them.

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The Koala is well suited to its life in the trees
We can find them in a wide extension of territory, from the coastal islands with high eucalyptus, to the territorial forests of lower trees.

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Weight:
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longevity
The fur varies in colour from light grey to brown.
They have a tick coat
The Koala's head is large in proportion to it's body
Sense of hearing
The sense of smell
Koalas have a big nose and ears, but they have small eyes. Their eyesight is not particularly highly developed.

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This adorable animal is a marsupial. The females carry their newborn offspring in the marsupial bag for approximately six months. When the baby leaves the bag, it grabs the back of its mother or its gut, accompanying it everywhere until it has about a year.