the Koala animal

KOALA (koala), scientifically known as Phascolarctos cinereus, is a mammalian mammal, probably the most attractive and most common Australian animal. It looks like a small bear in a shabby pink coat, but in any case it is not Dibba, but an animal. This individual peace-loving creature spends his life above camphor trees.

This animal is not afraid of man, but on the contrary it is a pet animal does not escape away and never defend himself. And when he becomes gentle, he is as thin as a small child. But the sweet qualities of this small, gentle creature did not prevent him from attacking him. The native Australians with their traditional wooden weapons and the white man with his rifle spent large numbers for his flesh and for his soft silver fur, respectively. Some people kill him for fun just because the animal is an easy target when he stays motionless over the camphor trees, but the strict rules today prohibit catching the cola, but the animal itself has appeared on a collection of postage stamps in an effort to expand the campaign. De preserve it.

+ Basic Information About animal koala

One of the most common trees in Australia is the eucalyptus tree, which people call the gum tree. They are tall, straight-stemmed trees that make eucalyptus oil from their leaves and create many animals, especially koals, in it. The kohl is sometimes called b, kwala, gray kohl, or the original Australian bear, or the tree bear, although it is never dolphin. It is like a beautiful little teddy bear seduced by its beauty. It is about 60 to 75 centimeters long. The kohl belongs to the group of animals that the kangaroo belongs to because it holds its young in a pod as well, but it differs in its shape and behavior.

+ Description of the animal koala

The violin has a round body, big black ears and a black nose. The kul has no sin, but it has thick soft fur. He uses his four almost equal lengths to climb the trees. He grabs the branches with both hands and both legs. He spends most of his time in the trees and there is no need to move much because he feeds on eucalyptus leaves and rarely needs to drink. He is faithful of the enemies as long as he is in the tree and therefore spends his day sitting between the twigs and moves quietly when the tree moves only, and may descend only at night but to climb another tree.

The kuwala groups usually have a slight sensation, but sometimes the males sometimes have a similar sensation to the donkey, especially at night and in the intercourse chapter, where the males split and scream with loud voices.

+ Small kwal

The small kohl is born and is about two centimeter long. He gropes like a kangaroo into his mother's pouch, pursues one of his breasts with his mouth and lays the milk, and holds the mouth tightly so that it is impossible to separate it from the breast without harming it. This is because the mother's pod is open to the bottom Which makes the fall of the young is possible without this attachment very tight, enter the small kolaa to the bursa and avoid looking for six months. At the end of this period, it has become muzzled with fur and is about 18 centimeters long, and then the young man goes out of the bursa to the tree and then returns to sleep and feeding until the eighth month.

And here the size is so large that it does not widen the bursom and take up climbing to the back of his mother, and continues this way until the year reaches the size of the size of his mother almost, but the completion of its growth does not complete before the completion of the fourth year.

+ The behavior of the koala animal

Mothers love all the young, not just their children, and may occur when several mothers in one tree has reached the stage of mobility from a branch to a branch to mix young Together the small kohl goes to the nearest female and this is something very strange.

After the lactation, the kohl returns to his mother, no one cares about what happened or sees it strange, and often the kohl lives in eastern Australia only where this type of gum tree grows. The existence of the kwal is confined to Australia, so that its presence in it has been reduced to a large number of beauty-catching fur, and finally a law was issued in 1936 warning hunters against anyone.

+ Did you know that?

The koala is called in America (Ted Ber) because of the supposed similarity between it and American President Teodore (Teddy) Roosevelt.

+ Koala food

He feeds on the leaves of camphor trees but prefers a few species of these trees, which number five hundred, and in rare cases eat gluten leaves.

+ Facts about the koala animal

Each male of the kohala has a small group of females who are very jealous and give birth to one small girl at a time. It is rare to give birth to two, and the young man is sometimes infertile but the mother does not care.

The koala animal spends its day lengthening over a branch and sees it in the picture. He leaves some leaves and falls asleep from time to time, and to diversify his food, he moves among different types of camphor trees.

When the little bit of the brawlers put the mother on her knees and hit with her hands and screams the little screaming and be heard from a distance.

The young man spends a full year in his mother's pouch or is tied to her back and thus accompanies her everywhere, even when she jumps from one tree to another.

The word Koala means not drinking in the local dialect, but kohala loves to drink milk when it is kept as a pet. The intelligence of this creature, which is abnormal between the bronchioles, makes it more attractive.

Although kuwala animals are soft in nature, they may sometimes struggle with a pack of cards, but no matter how serious their fight, their conflict is comical and laughable.