Is koala endangered? Why koalas are endangered?

Koala is an endangered animal, and it is a vulnerable animal in the Red List of Endangered Species of the World Conservation Union. Koalas generally refer to koalas, also known as koalas, koalas, koalas and sloths. They are Australia's national treasures, mainly distributed in New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia. Readers who want to continue to understand that koalas are endangered animals can continue reading.

Koala specific introduction

1, koala is koala, koala, a rare and precious primitive arboreal animal in Australia. This animal spends most of its time in trees and almost all its life in eucalyptus trees.

2. Koalas spend a lot of time sleeping during the day, foraging less than 65,438+00%, and sitting still at other times.

3. The koala is fat, with messy hair and no tail. Adult koalas are about 70-80 cm long and weigh about 10 kg.

Koalas can climb trees when they are young. When they get off the tree, they always fall backwards, with their buttocks touching the ground first, and their movements are very slow.