One of the most interesting animals in the world is a koala. East Australia’s natural marsupial only eat eucalyptus leaves and bark. Still most of his life climbing in these trees down to earth just to change the tree.
Its appearance is somewhat similar to bears, with an unrelated. Small in size, males weigh about 12 kg and females at least, makes it a very nice animal.
Unfortunately, because of special diets and bad health, not seen at the zoo a lot. By the way, the fingers are distributed differently from us. Index finger is on the same side with the thumb. Instead of the thumb has two.
Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) is the only species assigned to Phascolarctidae family. We’ve seen some writers call koalas. In English is called Koala.
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One of the most interesting animals in the world is a koala. East Australia’s natural marsupial only eat eucalyptus leaves and bark. Still most of his life climbing in these trees down to earth just to change the tree.
