Koala Facts and Conservation

The video explores the world of koalas, native to Australia and known for their marsupial nature. It covers their diet of eucalyptus leaves, unique anatomy with two thumbs, and their extensive sleeping habits. Koalas communicate through a sound called a 'bellow.' The video emphasizes the importance of conserving their shrinking habitats and concludes with a call to learn more about animals to better protect them.

What is the primary diet of koalas?

• Bamboo leaves

• Eucalyptus leaves

• Grass

• Fruits

Koalas are native to which country?

• India

• South Africa

• Australia

• New Zealand

How many thumbs do koalas have on each hand?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

How many hours a day can koalas sleep?

• 8 to 10 hours

• 24 hours

• 10 to 12 hours

• 18 to 22 hours

What sound do koalas make to communicate?

• Whistle

• Roar

• Chirp

• Bellow

Why is it important to protect koalas' habitats?

• To prevent forest fires

• To preserve biodiversity

• To increase tourism

• To improve air quality