1. Koalas
By: Reese E.

2. Table of Contents
Introduction: page 2 Chapter 1:About Koalas page 3 Chapter 2:What Koalas Eat page 4 Chapter 3:Koala Predators page 5 Chapter 4:Koalas food chain page 6 Chapter 5:How Koalas Survive page7 Conclusion: page 8 Bibliography: Page 9 Glossary: Page 10

3. Introduction
Koalas are cute fuzzy animals but they can be very fierce. They have big claws that they sometimes use on their predators. Koalas only eat one type of food do you wonder how they do that well you will find out in this book. Wonder why Koalas stay ion the trees a lot .In the farther book you will learn more about every thing that I have talked about this topic.

4. Chapter 1 About the Koala
People say that the Koalas are in the top of the worlds cutest animals. They have cute fuzzy hair that makes them look like they are cute stuffed animals. are Koalas live in Australia and some zoos. Most Koalas are coming extinct because of this they can not find food. The government said that you could not hunt them for their skins. People still hunted them but for food this time this is another way the can come extinct.

5. Chapter 2 What Koalas Eat
Mostly all of the Koalas eat Eucalyptus leafs but before they do that they find a safe place to eat so that the predators can not get them. Sometimes its very difficult to find the Eucalyptus leafs. The Koalas eat different types of Eucalyptus leafs. When they get older they recognize the types of Eucalyptus and they only eat one. Sometimes the Koalas eat soil and gravel if there is nothing else to eat.

6. Chapter 3 The Koalas Predators
Most of the time Koalas are killed on the ground. The predators are Dingo's, Foxes, Quells, large Snakes, Domestic Dogs, and sometimes even pet cats. All Koalas have very sharp claws that they use against some of their predators. When the Koalas are hunted by their predator they normally get corned and that is when it would be a good time to use their very sharp claws. Sometimes the claws can hurt the predators very badly. When the Koala gets really scared it can surprisingly run fast from the predator.

7. Chapter 4 Food Chain
Wild Owl
Wedged-tailed Eagle
Dingo
Koala
Eucalyptus
The Koala is in the middle of its food chain. The animals on the top are the Koalas predators. The Eucalyptus is what the Koala eats so it is on the bottom.

8. Chapter 5 How The Koalas Survive
Normally when Koalas are about 1 they leave their family. First the Koala finds a new home. Normally there is one Koala per tree it is very rare to see 2 in a tree. Sometimes when a koala baby goes into its moms tree. It does not go with the man Koala because it sometimes drives the other Koala out. When the Koala is older for example about 1 if it were to come back to the mom and try to go in to their tree again the mom would probably drive the other Koala out of that particular tree.

9. Conclusion
There are many different kinds of Koalas. Koalas are starting to go extinct as I said earlier in this book this we know why this is happening because most of the zoos do have that many eucalyptus leaves to give to the Koalas. This is the Koala book that I wrote.

10. Bibliography
Leach, Michael. Natural World Koala. Austian TX 78755: Steck-Vaughn, Print. Your Dictionary.com Natural World, Koalas By: Michael Leach Google Images: Koalas Zoo Books, Koalas By: John Bonnett Wexo

11. Glossary
Predator: A animal that eats another animal for food. _______________________________________________________________________________ Killed: When something tries to kill you or kills you on purpose. Food Chain: For example a larger animal eating a smaller animal on the food chain. Rare: Something that you do not see a lot or something that is unusual looking. Eucalyptus: A type of leaf that the Koala eats. Zoo: A zoo is a place that keeps animals that are maybe hurt or they just keep them to show people. Survive: Being able to live in hard conditions. Chopping: Chopping is basically cutting down something for example a tree. Difficult: When something is hard or you can not do it.