1. Lazy Marsupial 
By: LR

2. ears Small ears nose Some are 3 feet most are 2 feet Big noses
Not good vision
Weighs between 10 to 30 pounds
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3. Physical Features Small furry ears Large black nose Little mouth
Their chest is white
The rest of their body is grayish
Big nails on their hands and feet
Little black squinty eyes

4. People are cutting down their trees
Koalas can’t live much longer because 80 percent of the habitat is lost.
People are cutting down their trees
They are making houses/malls/golf courses and roads
People are not caring for koalas
Koalas can live up to 17 years in expectancy male koalas live up to 10 years

5. Koalas live in Australia
They like Australia because they have more forests
Queensland is not good for koalas because it is too hot
They live in cold areas but not too cold
They like eucalyptus trees

6. landforms The koala mostly lives in the forest
The koala lives in the northern and western Australia
Koalas never like to be hot!
Koalas live in the coldest part of Australia they like to be cold

7. Food and Prey The koala eats eucalyptus leaves They don’t have prey
They are herbivores
They also drink milk
Their predators are dingoes

8. behavior
The koala is smart and stays in their tree because they are slow on ground
Dingoes are fast and they can eat koalas
Koalas are mainly nocturnal because it’s cooler out at night
Koalas do not live in families
The koala when it gets in its tree they stay there
The koala scratches its tree to remember the tree
The other koala can’t take the tree
When the koala dies they have to wait a year until it takes the tree

9. Reproduction A koala as a baby is called a Joey
When it is born it cant hear and it has no fur
The size of when it is born is a size of a kidney bean
Male koalas make a bellowing sound to attract females

10. . . .
Physical Adaptations
It can get windy up in the trees but koalas have thick fur to keep them warm. It is called insulating ability
Each paw has five digits to help it grip the trees
Rough pads on the palms and soles help it to grip tree trunks
On the hind paw, there is no claw on the biggest digit and the third digits are fused together to form a double- clawed digit which is used for grooming purposes, such as for removing ticks.

11. Behavioral Adaptations
Koalas like to sleep a lot but when they need food they climb 150 feet to get the leaves
They may even leap through the air to get to a new tree to get leaves
They make billowing sounds to attract females
They keep their tree as their home because there are not a lot of trees available to them.

12. Physiological Adaptations
They have bad vision so they rely on their hearing
Its body is lean and muscular and its long, strong limbs support its weight when climbing

13. Fun Facts When koalas aren't eating they are sleeping
Koalas don’t have nests
They wrap themselves into a ball when they sleep
Males are larger than females