During Autumn, Koalas rely on eucalyptus leaves for food and water. On cooler days, they will use the sun and their thick fur to keep themselves warm.

During Winter, Koalas rely on their thick fur to keep warm and often curl up into a ball to maintain their body heat. Koalas that live in mountain territories will move down the slopes to avoid any snow that might fall.

During Spring, Koalas become more active, seeking out a partner to mate with and new territories as the temperatures rise. This is also the time when their young will leave their mothers to venture out on their own.