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For example, the mother koalas hear about their young ones if they are in trouble while the dominant male koalas create vocalization of dominance to be heard by the younger koalas to stay away from their region. Similarly; the male and female koalas vocalize during the mating season to locate each other. Koalas' ears have good sense of hearing which they specifically utilize during the mating season i.e., male koalas' vocalization for females and rival males etc. Photo courtesy of Liger Zoos

A newborn Koala Joey always keeps its head inside its mother's pouch for about 6 months. During this period of time, it never sees the outside environment at all. Round about the 6 month, it becomes powerful enough to come outside. Complete Shape and Body Development of the Koala Joey In Australia, the mating season of koalas begins from the month of September and it lasts till the end of April. The Koalas’ mating season occur during the spring and summer seasons of Australia. Koala Informationen, Bilder, Neuigkeit, und Erforschung

During its entire lifespan, a female koala gives birth about seven (7) times. Maximum it can be eight (8) times and minimum it can give around three (3) births. Predators of Koalas The average age of a koala is around 13 years. Female Koalas live more (15 Years) than the male koalas (12 years). Maximum recorded age of a koala is 21 years in captivity. Female Koalas Live More than Male Koalas Koalas have slow Metabolism Rate. The food which the Koalas consume gets decomposed slowly once it reaches Koalas stomach because of slower metabolic activity. Slower Metabolism also helps Koalas to conserve their energy. Why Koalas Sleep more than 20 Hours a Day? At the time of birth a Koala Joey has to travel from the Cloaca into the pouch of its mother. A Koala Joey slowly but steadily travels by itself with the help of its small limbs. It has a good sense of smell to identify its mother's pouch. Newborn Koala Joeys have Well-Established Sense of Smell The Eucalyptus leaves offer lower nutritional value for koalas and it is just a miracle that koalas rely on the Eucalyptus leaves during their entire lifespan. Koalas are always low in terms of their body energy. Koalas have Lower Energy Levels

Koalas have highly powerful sense of smell. Koalas can smell the Eucalyptus leaves from miles away. Koalas can differentiate between fresh leaves and the old leaves through smell. Koalas can also understand food's worth by smelling. Koalas hate Dried Leaves Queensland ranges in Australia offer relatively lower and lesser nutritional values for the Koalas. As a result of that the Koalas living in Queensland are relatively smaller, at stake and they also have lesser numbers too. How long does Koalas live? Age of the KoalaKoalas have one of the fluffiest ears of all the mammals. Koalas are also recognized on the basis of their big fluffy ears. They also offer good sense of hearing for koalas. Koalas and their Dominant Nose Male Koalas have loudest of voice among all the mammals across the continent of Australia. This loud voice helps the dominant male koalas to maintain their territory and also it helps them to attract female Koalas as well. Origin of Koalas & their Evolution Koalas urinate more during the winter seasons as compared to the summer seasons. Since there is a lot of water within the Eucalyptus leaves, therefore, water is always in the diet of Koalas. Koalas urinate less in hot weather. Koalas and their Specialized Claws During the winter season, koalas sleep in the hunched sleeping posture which helps them against the severe winter of Australia. It also helps them in conserving their precious body energy. Koalas' Urination during Summer and Winter Seasons Koalas prefer those Eucalyptus leaves that are higher within the nitrogen levels. It helps them to absorb more nutrients and it also provides them relatively higher nourishment as well. Koalas Prefer Big Eucalyptus Trees and Love to Stay at Trees' tops.

The koalas’ fluffy ears not only look cute and adorable but they are also equipped with pretty good sense of hearing. Koalas are usually aware of their surroundings either through their ears (sense of hearing) or through their nose (sense of smell). This further means that the koalas’ fluffy ears also help koalas to communicate with one another by hearing each other’s vocalization. The fluffy ears of koalas are also equipped with a very good sense of hearing which helps them in knowing about their surroundings and also in communicating with one another. Female Koalas are very selective in terms of their leaf selection and their food consumption as well. Female koalas only select those eucalyptus leaves that are abundant in nitrogen levels for greater nutrition and energy. A Baby Koala is called JoeyBy nature mother koalas are very kind hearted rather than aggressive for their young koala Joeys. Whenever a Koala Joey leaves, its mother, their mothers after 9 months, they become aggressive. Koalas are solitary, therefore, they have to be aggressi Koalas in Brisbane Australia Koalas and the Eucalyptus diet are inseperable. In fact; Eucalyptus is the lifeline for the Koalas' existence and without it they can't even survive. Koalas - When Occasionally Spotted on other Leaves for their Food Newborn Koala Joeys have well established sense of smell. It helps Koala Joeys to spot their mothers' pouch and also teats as well to detect milk within the pouch. Koala Joey keeps his Head Inside its Mother's Pouch for 6 Months Young Koalas are good chewers as compared to the mature and elderly Koalas. Elderly and mature Koalas are prone to tooth decay because of tooth grinding and the Eucalyptus leaves as their chosen food. Why Most Koalas Die of Starvation? The presence of the fluffy ears within koalas also varies depending upon the type of koalas. As a rule of thumb, the further south you go at the Australian koala regions, their fur and ears become fluffier and fluffier. On the other hand; the further north you go within the koala regions of Australia, the less fluffy their fur and ears become. Victorian koalas or Brown koalas have more fluffy ears as compared to the Queensland or Grey koalas. Victorian koalas have the fluffiest ears of all koalas. Photo courtesy of Liger Zoos