Koala as an endangered species

Koala is a herbivorous marsupial that lives in Australia. Koalas are gray or red in color, they have short thick hair, a short tail and funny furry round ears. It is a small animal that weighs 6-12 kg and lives in eucalyptus forests, and spends almost all of its life in trees. During the day, the Koala sleeps on a branch, and at night crawls on a tree and eats leaves. Koala is very slow and lazy animal, 16 hours a day Koala does not move. On the ground, the Koala descends only to move to another tree, which it can not jump. Koalas can also swim.