Their penchant for eucalyptus is very abnormal, given that the leaves have toxins which might be poisonous and in some cases lethal to other animals when eaten. The leaves are also really hard and full of fibre, creating them tough to digest.Koalas are found in jap Australia. Their habitats need the eucalyptus trees on which they feed and where the

Koalas are sometimes generally known as bears, but it is a misnomer. Although their scientific genus, Phascolarctos, translates as "pouched bear", koalas are certainly not associates from the bear, or Ursidae relatives.thirteen Koalas are actually more intently related to kangaroos, bandicoots and possums than true bears. Koalas are marsupial mam