The only time koalas leave their tree is to find another tree with more leaves to eat.[koala]
The Australian Government declared koalas a “protected species” in the late 1930s.[koala]
Koalas need about 100 trees each in order to survive, which means that even though they aren’t being hunted as they once were, their population is decreasing as the forests that make up their homes disappear.[koala]
Currently, the primary animal predators of koalas are domestic dogs.[koala]
Aboriginal people ate koalas, but they also used them in many of their myths and legends.[koala]
The scientific name of the koala is phascularctos cinereus, from the Greek word phaskolos, meaning “pouch,” and arktos, meaning “bear.”[koala]
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