A koala is a cute animal that lives in Australia.
They have fluffy ears and a round nose.
Koalas have grey fur that helps them blend into the trees.
They have sharp claws to help them climb trees.
Koalas mostly eat eucalyptus leaves.
They are marsupials, which means they have a pouch to carry their babies.
Baby koalas are called joeys.
Koalas sleep for most of the day.
They are active at night.
Koalas are good swimmers
They have a special thumb to help them hold on to the eucalyptus leaves.
They have a deep sleepy voice
Koalas live in eucalyptus forest and woodlands
They can be found in different regions of Australia
They are not aggressive animals
Koalas are marsupial, which means they carry their joeys in a pouch
They spend most of their lives in trees
They are considered as a vulnerable species
Koalas are very important for the ecosystem
They are loved and respected by many people around the world.