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Koala sitting in between a tree at Taronga Zoo.

the Koala has a large round head, big furry ears and big black nose. Their fur is usually grey-brown in color with white fur on the chest, inner arms, ears and bottom.

Cute Koala Closeup Face On The White Background

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Portrait of koala on eucalyptus tree

Cute fluffy koala bear eating the green leaves of the eucalyptus tree. Wildlife and marsupials of Australia

Koala mother with her baby on eucalyptus tree

A sleeping koala in a tree.

Koala bear, its scientific name is Phascolarctos cinereus

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo

Mother and baby koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus) in Australia

the Koala has a large round head, big furry ears and big black nose. Their fur is usually grey-brown in color with white fur on the chest, inner arms, ears and bottom.

silhouette of koala model stand isolated on white background

Portrait of a koala.

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Koala - Phascolarctos cinereus on the tree in Australia, climbing on eucaluptus while the fire on the background. Burning forest in Australia.

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo

A closeup shot of a Koala on a tree in Australia

close-up of a koala bear (Phascolarctos cinereus) on a tree.

Photo taken in Perth, Australia

the Koala has a large round head, big furry ears and big black nose. Their fur is usually grey-brown in color with white fur on the chest, inner arms, ears and bottom.

A koala in a tree in Wildness.

A koala bear hiding in the shadow

Cute koala looking directly at camera.

This arboreal herbivorous marsupial Koala bear native of Australia, sleeping on a eucalyptus tree

Wild Koala on Tree Outside

Although bear-like in appearance, koalas are not bears but tree-dwelling marsupials related to the kangaroo and wombat. Marsupials are mammals that carry their young in a pouch. Females give birth to one koala joey at a time. After a short gestation period of 34–36 days, the joey moves into the pouch where it remains for several months. A young joey will continue to stay with the mother after it exits the pouch, clinging to her back for nearly a year or until another joey is born and moves to the pouch.

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