2.  Koalas eat Eucalyptus
leaves koalas eat about 2
pounds of leaves. The
plants smell like cough
drops. So, when the koala
is done eating the leaves
it smells like cough
drops.

3.  A female koala is called a
doe.
 A male koala is called a
buck.
 A young koala is called a
joey.

4.  A koala is a marsupial.
 Koalas are warm-
blooded.
 Koalas have fur and they
have babies.
 Koalas keep their babies
in their pouch until they
get old enough to come
out the pouch.

5.  Large owls
 Wolves
 Wild dogs
 Foxes

6.  Koalas sleep to 16 to 20
hours a day.
 Koalas sleep high in the
trees.
 Koalas sleep so they can
get more energy to climb
trees.

7.  One way you can help
koalas be safe is pay
attention to signs that says
“slow down” then shows a
picture of a koala.
 Sometimes people kill
koalas on the streets
because they don’t pay
attention to the signs and
they just “zoom”!
 The picture is showing you
what the sign looks like.

8.  Yes, they do. Koalas can
run as fast as a rabbit.
 The only time koalas run
is if they run from tree to
tree or running from
predators.

9.  Koalas live in Australia.
 Koalas live in eucalyptus
trees.
 They get their own tree to
live in.
 Koalas don’t drink much
they get water from the
leaves they eat.

10.  Koalas are not
endangered yet but they
are labeled vulnerable.
There are many reasons
why koalas are
endangered some are
because of habitat
destruction ,dog attacks,
bush fires, road
accidents.
 There are less than
43,000-80,000 koalas left
in the wild.

11. I hope you
enjoyed
learning
about Koalas!
I hope you
have learned
a lot about
koalas.
Thank you!