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Koalas are iconic marsupials found in eastern Australia. They sleep for up to 20 hours a day and live in tall eucalyptus forests. Koalas have large round heads with big fluffy ears, grey-brown and white fur, and measure 60-85cm weighing around 14kg. They eat between 0.5-1kg of eucalyptus leaves per night and need to drink water. Koala populations are declining as they lose their homes to excessive tree clearing.

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Koalas are iconic marsupials found in eastern Australia. They sleep for up to 20 hours a day and live in tall eucalyptus forests. Koalas have large round heads with big fluffy ears, grey-brown and white fur, and measure 60-85cm weighing around 14kg. They eat between 0.5-1kg of eucalyptus leaves per night and need to drink water. Koala populations are declining as they lose their homes to excessive tree clearing.

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Koalas are one of Australia's most iconic animals. They are nocturnal
marsupials who sleep for up to 20 hours a day.

Habitat

Koalas are unique to Australia. They can be found in Eastern Australia,


including Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. They
live in tall, eucalypts forests.

Appearance

Koalas measure between 60cm


and 85cm and weigh around
14kg. They have large, round
heads with big fluffy ears and
black noses. Their fur is grey-
brown and white.

Diet Interesting fact

Koalas are fussy animals and eat Koala populations are declining,
the leaves of only some of the 700 They are losing their homes to
different eucalypts varieties. Adult excessive tree clearing, forcing
koalas eat between 0.5 to 1kg of them to spend more time on the
leaves every night. They also need ground where they become
to drink water. vulnerable to predators and cars.
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Topic introduction
Write a short, catchy introduction about the animal you are writing an
information report on.

Sub-heading: Habitat

Describe where the animal lives. You can also include a country or world map
and highlight the area the animal can be found.

Sub-heading: Appearance

Describe what the animal looks Photo or drawing


like using descriptive words.
Include a photo or a
drawing of the animal.

Sub-heading: Diet Sub-heading: Interesting fact

Detail what the animal usually End your information report with
eats. an interesting fact about the
animal that readers may not
already know.
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Habitat

Appearance

Diet Interesting fact

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