Koala Facts and Traits

The video explores the top 10 facts about koalas, covering their unique characteristics, behaviors, and challenges. It highlights koalas' diet, sleep patterns, and habitat, as well as threats like chlamydia and climate change. The video also discusses koalas' rare white fur and their territorial nature.

What family do koalas belong to?

• Bird family

• Bear family

• Kangaroo and wombat family

• Reptile family

What is a baby koala called?

• Cub

• Pup

• Joey

• Kitten

How many species of eucalyptus do koalas typically eat?

• All 700 species

• None, they eat bamboo

• Only 5 species

• About 50 species

Why do koalas not drink much water?

• They live in water-rich environments

• They are nocturnal and drink at night

• They get most of their water from eucalyptus leaves

• They have a special organ that produces water

How many hours a day do koalas typically sleep?

• 24 hours

• 12-14 hours

• 8-10 hours

• 18-22 hours

What unique physical trait do koalas share with humans?

• Opposable thumbs

• Fingerprints

• Ability to walk upright

• Blue eyes

What is a major threat to koala populations?

• Excessive water consumption

• Climate change and habitat loss

• Predation by large birds

• Overpopulation

How do koalas cool themselves during hot weather?

• By swimming in rivers

• By hugging tree trunks

• By panting like dogs

• By digging burrows

What is a rare trait found in some koalas?

• Striped fur

• White fur

• Spotted fur

• Blue fur

What do koalas use to mark their territory?

• Loud calls

• Scent from a gland on their chest

• Droppings

• Scratches on trees