Aboriginal Music Video.  Thick coat and large ears  Weight varies from 5kg (11lb) small female to 14kg (31lb) large male  Large, sharp claws to assist.

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Aboriginal Music Video

 Thick coat and large ears  Weight varies from 5kg (11lb) small female to 14kg (31lb) large male  Large, sharp claws to assist with climbing tree trunks  Five fingers on paws

KOALAS ARE MARSUPIAL (WHAT DOES MARSUPIAL MEAN?)

Bonny Fire: pregnant koala's pouch moving!

Koala Joey Comes Out of the Pouch

KOALA COMMUNICATION  dominance of the male  sexual behavior  mother to baby  anger  scent

EXAMPLES OF KOALA SOUNDS Mother With Baby Koala Mating Ritual

KOALA BEHAVIOR  live in societies  highly territorial  stable breeding groups

 the koala has fingerprint  backward movement  in the early 20 th century the koala was almost extinct. People wanted its fur

MY BABY AND I WITH KOALA (picture 1)

MY BABY AND I WITH KOALA (picture 2)

Bibliography. sounds.htm. &AnimalAudioID= PQ&feature=related. Hk&feature=related. sounds.htmhttp:// &AnimalAudioID=3359http://koalas.org/koala-info.htmlhttp:// 4PQ&feature=relatedhttp:// Hk&feature=relatedhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koala

Bibliography. What-Koala-Bears-Sound-Like. ear_Sounds.aspxhttp:// What-Koala-Bears-Sound-Likehttps:// ear_Sounds.aspx