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Koala Bears By Angela and Emi Koala Bears are Australian mammals that looks like teddy bears. A full grown koala is about a yard long. The koala baby rides piggyback on the mother while it moves through the treetops eating leaves. The baby hangs on tight. It stays with it's mother until it's about a year old. You can click on the list to know more facts about koalas. What They Eat What Are Their Enimies Others Here Are Some More Links To Other Places: About Koalas #1 About Koalas #2 About Koalas#3 Credits: Koala Geography Page

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KOALA BEARS Koala bears are such interesting animals. They are so cute and cuddly like toy teddy bears with their big eyes and fuzzy ears. You might feel like hugging them but be careful for some are cranky. Fully grown koalas are about two feet long, covered with thick, soft gray-brown fur and have round faces, saucer-sized ears and long black rubbery-looking noses. Koalas are found naturally only in forests of Australia. They like to sleep in trees where they can find their favorite tasty eucalyptus leaves. They have to be careful that they don't eat leaves with too much acid because it will poison them. The female matures when she is four years old. When her babies are born, they look like worms, naked, blind and pink. They crawl into their mother's pouch to nurse and stay there for six months. You don't even know they are there until they stick out their furry little heads. They crawl onto their mother's back, but if they are frightened they cry like babies and crawl back into the pouch. Gradually the young females will move to other trees, but the males might hang around too long, then their father has to give them a sharp cuff to make them move out. Like all animals, koalas have enemies, too. Their worst enemies are domestic dogs, forest fires and man. Men like to kill them for their beautiful furs which they will then sell.

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KOALA BEARS Koala bears are such interesting animals. They are so cute and cuddly like toy teddy bears with their big eyes and fuzzy ears. You might feel like hugging them but be careful for some are cranky. Fully grown koalas are about two feet long, covered with thick, soft gray-brown fur and have round faces, saucer-sized ears and long black rubbery-looking noses. Koalas are found naturally only in forests of Australia. They like to sleep in trees where they can find their favorite tasty eucalyptus leaves. They have to be careful that they don't eat leaves with too much acid because it will poison them. The female matures when she is four years old. When her babies are born, they look like worms, naked, blind and pink. They crawl into their mother's pouch to nurse and stay there for six months. You don't even know they are there until they stick out their furry little heads. They crawl onto their mother's back, but if they are frightened they cry like babies and crawl back into the pouch. Gradually the young females will move to other trees, but the males might hang around too long, then their father has to give them a sharp cuff to make them move out. Like all animals, koalas have enemies, too. Their worst enemies are domestic dogs, forest fires and man. Men like to kill them for their beautiful furs which they will then sell.

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9. Koala Bears Koala Bears. The koala bear is a small marsupial that eats nothing butthe. leaves Koala bears are usually are found in Australia. Click http://cap.estevan.sk.ca/macoun/school/StudentWebpages/koalabears.html

Koala Bears -The koala bear is a small marsupial that eats nothing but the leaves and bark from the eucalyptus trees. -"Koala" is an aborigine word which means"no drink" -A fully groan koala may be 3 feet long, but most adult koalas are -Koalas have special hand and feet to help them hang on tight when they climb trees -A baby koala bear spends six months on it's mother's back after it leaves her pouch. -Koala's may look soft and cuddly but underneath all their fur they have alit of muscle, they need and climb on trees. -The big nose of the koala helps it to decide what to eat,first a koala sniffs the food and if it doesn't smell just right it will just pass by. -Eucalyptus leaves are poisonous to most mammals,but the koala can eat them,they have special stomachs break down poisonous oils in the leaves so the koala bear can eat 2.5 pounds of poisonous leaves every-day with no problem! -Koala's may look lazy but when it comes to getting food the koala will put out an astonishing amount of energy. -Koala bears are usually are found in Australia.

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14. Koala Bears Koala Bears are very interesting creatures. The koala is native to Australia,and their population is said to be veried throughout the states. http://www.district30.k12.il.us/summerschool02/John/KoalaBears.html

Koala Bears are very interesting creatures. The koala is native to Australia, and their population is said to be veried throughout the states. The closest relative to a koala bear is a wombat, which they share a few features. Koala's are very lazy creatures and spend 20% of their time eating, and 80% of their time sleeping. Though aside from that koala's are very good navigators, being able to trace paths many kilometers long. The koala's main food is gum. Males weigh between4.2 kg. and 11.5 kg. and females weigh between 4.1 kg. and 9.8 kg. They are very friendly with humans. Home

15. Koala Bears Koala Bears. Scientific classification Scientific classification The koala makesup the family Phascolarctidae. It is classified as Phascolarctos cinereus. http://www.koalabears.com/koala bears.htm

Koala Bears Scientific classification: Scientific classification: The koala makes up the family Phascolarctidae. It is classified as Phascolarctos cinereus. Koala , common name for arboreal marsupial animal that in appearance somewhat resembles the toy teddy bear, and in habits somewhat resembles a sloth. The koala reaches a length of 60 to 85 cm (24 to 33 in) and has a maximum life span of 13 to 18 years. It has a large, round head with large, round, furry ears and a stout body covered with thick ashy-gray fur. The animal has a vestigial tail. Its legs are short; its feet are large, and each has five toes, two of which are opposable to the other three. Each toe bears a strong claw. The female bears one young at a time. The young koala is then kept in the marsupial pouch for about six months, after which time the female carries it upon her back until it is half grown. Koalas are found only in eucalyptus forests of eastern Australia. The animals frequent high eucalyptus trees, feeding on the leaves and flowers of certain species of eucalyptus, as well as on mistletoe and box leaves. The animal is lethargic and often remains in the same tree for days. The males are more active than the females and feed during the day; the females sleep all day and feed at night. Koalas sleep curled up on the limbs of trees, firmly grasping the limbs with their feet. The animal does not relax its hold even when it is mortally wounded by gunfire. Koalas were formerly killed for their soft, thick fur. They are now protected by law in Australia. They are so sedentary that they will not run off, even when kept in unfenced eucalyptus regions, as they are in several Australian parks.

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KOALA! Koalas aren't bears. They aren't even related to bears. The koala is related to the kangaroo. The koala is a mammal. The koala can only live in one place in the world... SAVE THE KOALA! Now there are only 2,000 to 8,000 koalas in the wild! Although not officially classified as endangered, the population of the beloved koala has dropped by 90% in less than a decade! This is due to the destruction of their natural habitat, a narrow crescent on the eastern coast of Australia. Logging, agriculture and urban development have not only reduced the area available to them, but added other dangers. Their habitat has been criss-crossed by roads, resulting in many road kills, and attacks by neighboring pet dogs now are frequent. Disease, too, has taken its toll. Books Videos Toys Electronics Search by keywords: Koalas aren't bears. They aren't even related to bears. The reason the koala is called a koala bear is because the koala looks like a teddy bear. The koala is related to the kangaroo. The koala's scientific name is Phasclarctos cinereus. The koala's nickname is a Native Bear. The koala is a mammal. They are warm-blooded. The koala's young is called a cub. The koala's young are born alive. Koalas drink milk from the mother. The koala breaths oxygen from air. The koala might look all cuddly but the koala has very sharp teeth and very sharp claws. The koalas have white on the underside and gray on the rest of its body. The koala has big ears and a big nose. The mother has a pouch. The koala has very thick fur. The adult koala gets 25 to 30 inches long.

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Koalas aren't bears. They aren't even related to bears. The koala is related to the kangaroo and the wombat. The koala is a mammal. The reason the koala is called a koala bear is because the koala looks like a teddy bear. The koala's scientific name is Phasclarctos cinereus. Now there are only 2,000 to 8,000 koalas in the wild! Although not officially classified as endangered, the population of Australian koalas has dropped by 90% in less than a decade! This is due to the destruction of the koala's natural habitat, a narrow crescent on the eastern coast of Australia. Logging, agriculture and urban development have not only reduced the area available to them, but added other dangers. The koala's habitat has been criss-crossed by roads, resulting in many road kills and attacks by neighboring pet dogs are frequent. Disease, too, has taken its toll on the koala. By purchasing one of our cuddly Australian made gifts you are helping preserve the natural habitat of the Australian Koala. We make regular donations to the preservation of the Australian Koala.

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Australia Koala Bear Photos Visit my main page Eagle Stock Images for Eagles and other wildlife photos. John Herron A koala bear is probably one of the most docile and cuddly animals on earth. No great adventures in my quest for these photos, but I would like to thank the West Australia Perth zoo for their cooperation and assistance. Its easy to understand why so many people love koala bears. A koala is so timid and trusting, unlike any other animal I can think of. I hope to have links to many interesting web pages of koala information. And, yes, we do know that Koalas are not technically bears (they're "marsupials" ). However that's what most yanks like to call them. Stock photography Koala images are available for commercial license . After viewing the images be sure to see the links to other sites below. Looking for information, have a school report due? Check out the Australia Koala Foundation See below for over 2 dozen beautiful Koala Bear pictures! "koala 1" ©John Herron Prints - Purchase this Image A very nice picture taken using high resolution low grain film. These pictures are as clear and detailed as they come. «-Click on thumbnails pictures for larger images Koala "Bear" Gift Ideas

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Section: Bears - Koalas Return to BEARS KOALA BEARS Blinky Bill - Loveable koala bear on the animated half-hour cartoon THE ADVENTURES OF BLINKY BILL/SYN/1994. Blinky Bill lived in the Australia Bush with a bevy of animal friends. After loggers destroy their community of Greenpatch Village, Blinky Bill pitches in to rebuild their wilderness home. The series, created by the Yoram Gross Film Studio Productions, was inspired by the books written by Dorothy Wall. Kwicky Koala Qantas Koala Bear Roobear Return to Home Page

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