1. KOALAS
Elizabeth Ponce

2. LINKS
 Koala’s Scientific Name
 Their Range
 Their Diet
 Average Size, Weight, Length etc.
 Breeding
 Unique Behaviors
 Conclusion

3. KOALA’S SCIENTIFIC NAME
 Koala’s scientific name is Phascolarctos which
means “pouch” & “bear” in Greek.

4. THEIR RANGE
 They mainly live in Eastern Australia.

5. THEIR DIET
 The diet of a Koala consists of mostly eucalpytus
leaves but in some cases they also eat non-
eucalyptus trees.

6. AVERAGE SIZE, WEIGHT, LENGTH ETC.
 The average koala weighs: 9-20 lbs.
 They are about 27-36 in big
 Male koalas are naturally bigger than females.

7. BREEDING
 Female koalas’ pregnancy lasts for about 35 days.
 After the “Joey” is born they stay in the mother’s pouch
for about 5 months.

8. UNIQUE BEHAVIORS
 They sleep a lot so they’re able to save their energy
for finding food, climbing trees, grooming
themselves, or caring for their Joey’s.
 In order to move from one tree to the next they
jump.
 They’re also good at swimming.

9. WEIRD INFORMATION ABOUT KOALAS
 The nickname for the koala is Native Bear.
 The baby koalas breath oxygen like humans.
 They have very thick fur.
 Joey’s are born without any eyesight at first until
they completely develop.

10. CONCLUSION
 I hope you enjoyed my PowerPoint of koalas. I
learned a lot about this mammal and I sure hope
you did too. Thank you for watching until next time.