Koalas: Behavior, Adaptations, and Life Cycle

The video provides an in-depth look at koalas, covering their physical characteristics, habitat, diet, and adaptations. It explains their social behavior, communication methods, and territorial nature. The lifecycle of koalas, including reproduction and development of joeys, is detailed. The video also discusses the threats they face from predators and their lifespan in the wild.

What is the primary reason southern koalas are larger than their northern counterparts?

• Geographical location

• Genetic mutation

• Different diets

• Different species

How do koalas manage to consume eucalyptus leaves despite their toxicity?

• By having a special enzyme

• By storing food in cheek pouches

• By fermenting food in their large intestine

• By eating only young leaves

Why do koalas spend most of their time sleeping?

• Due to low energy from their diet

• To avoid predators

• To conserve water

• Because of their nocturnal nature

What is a key feature of koala communication during mating season?

• Loud bellowing calls

• Colorful displays

• High-pitched calls

• Complex dance rituals

How do koalas mark their territory?

• By scratching trees

• By leaving scent markings

• By vocalizing loudly

• By gathering in groups

At what age do female koalas typically become sexually mature?

• 5 years

• 2 years

• 4 years

• 3 years

What is a significant threat to juvenile koalas?

• Dingoes

• Wildfires

• Snakes

• Eagles