Koala mothers, like kangaroos, have a pocket for their babies. In the forests of Oceania, koalas can often crawl slowly on the trees with small koalas on their backs, and some people mistakenly think that the koala's pockets are on their backs. In fact, the koala's pocket is not on the back, but grows on the abdomen and opens backwards, such a structure is only so that the small koala can easily climb into the nursery bag.
Koalas are not bears, nor are they rodents. It looks like a bear, has a thick and soft body of thick gray-brown short hair, and sleeps 17 to 20 hours a day.
Koalas, also known as koalas, koalas, etc., koalas in the family Koala family, koalas, Australia's national treasure, endangered animals, is Australia's exotic and precious primitive arboreal animals. Because it only drinks water during times of illness and drought, the locals call it "Kval".
Koalas are about 70 to 80 cm long, with adult male koalas weighing between 8 and 14 kg, while females weigh 6 to 11 kg. Koalas are thick and resemble bear cubs, with thick, soft, thick gray-brown short fur, and gray-white fur on the thorax, abdomen, medial limbs, and inner ear. Adult male koalas have a particularly striking brown incense gland in the center of their white chest. It is found in the Eucalyptus woodlands (eucalyptus) off the southeast coast of Australia.
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