In recent years, koala populations have been infected with chlamydia, a sexually transmitted disease usually found in humans.[koala]
While eucalyptus leaves are poisonous to almost every other animal, koalas can subsist on them as a singular diet because of their digestive tract, which produces bacteria to break down the poison while they sleep.[koala]
Koala mothers only have one baby at a time.[koala]
Koalas are nocturnal.[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]
Even though the koala is often called a “bear,” it’s actually a marsupial, an animal with a pouch on its stomach that holds young inside until they are old enough to brave the outside world.[koala]
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