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Koalas have teeth! They use the sharp front incisors to snip off leaves and the flat back molars to grind them into a pu...
27/09/2025

Koalas have teeth!

They use the sharp front incisors to snip off leaves and the flat back molars to grind them into a pulp

Photo Credit: Rehan Silva

Do you think koalas are social animals? Scroll down to find out... No – koalas are for the best part asocial which means...
24/09/2025

Do you think koalas are social animals? Scroll down to find out...

No – koalas are for the best part asocial which means they like living a solitary lifestyle

Photo Credit: Rehan Silva

A koalas digestive system uses a complex fermentation process to break down the toxic oils in the eucalypt leaves and ex...
20/09/2025

A koalas digestive system uses a complex fermentation process to break down the toxic oils in the eucalypt leaves and extract critical nutrients... yum yum yum!

Photo Credit: Rehan Silva

Cute Koala alert! Photo Credit: Rehan Silva
17/09/2025

Cute Koala alert!

Photo Credit: Rehan Silva

Koalas have quite poor eyesight, however their sense of smell is amazing! Photo Credit: Rehan Silva
13/09/2025

Koalas have quite poor eyesight, however their sense of smell is amazing!

Photo Credit: Rehan Silva

Do you think I would be expert on a jungle gym? Koalas need lots of healthy eucalypt trees to survive – so please do wh...
10/09/2025

Do you think I would be expert on a jungle gym?

Koalas need lots of healthy eucalypt trees to survive – so please do what you can to plant more trees!

Photo Credit: Rehan Silva

Koalas in colder areas have thicker and fluffier coats – here is a perfect example! Photo Credit: Rehan Silva
06/09/2025

Koalas in colder areas have thicker and fluffier coats – here is a perfect example!

Photo Credit: Rehan Silva

The name koala means 'no drink'. This word is believed to have derived from one of the First Nations languages in Austra...
03/09/2025

The name koala means 'no drink'. This word is believed to have derived from one of the First Nations languages in Australia called Dharug.

Photo Credit: Rehan Silva

Did you know? The first time you see a koala joey it is already around 6 months old. They move straight into the pouch,...
30/08/2025

Did you know?

The first time you see a koala joey it is already around 6 months old. They move straight into the pouch, and remain unseen until then

Photo Credit: Rehan Silva

What type of forests do koalas live in? Koalas live in forests and open woodlands, typically dominated by eucalyptus tr...
27/08/2025

What type of forests do koalas live in?

Koalas live in forests and open woodlands, typically dominated by eucalyptus tree species (their favourite snack)

Photo Credit: Rehan Silva

What is the koalas closest relative? Their closest living relative is the common wombat which is also a marsupial! Photo...
23/08/2025

What is the koalas closest relative?

Their closest living relative is the common wombat which is also a marsupial!

Photo Credit: Rehan Silva

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