Koala in a Eucalyptus Tree
A cheerful koala sits against an upright eucalyptus trunk framed by spreading branches and leaves.
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A Koala Resting in a Eucalyptus Tree
The smiling koala holds close to the vertical trunk while branches extend outward on both sides. Eucalyptus leaves grow around the animal, giving the scene the tree-filled setting closely associated with koalas. Its rounded ears, broad nose, sturdy limbs, and compact body make the tree-dwelling marsupial easy to recognize.
A Life Spent above the Ground
Koalas are strong climbers with gripping hands and rough pads that help them hold onto trunks and branches. They spend much of their time resting because eucalyptus leaves provide relatively little usable energy. Although these leaves are toxic to many animals, a koala’s specialized digestive system helps process them.
True Colors of Koalas and Eucalyptus
- Koala’s back and outer limbs: silver gray, smoky gray, or gray-brown
- Chest, belly, and inner ears: white to creamy white
- Nose: glossy black or very dark gray
- Tree trunk and branches: pale gray, tan, reddish brown, or mottled brown
- Eucalyptus leaves: muted blue-green, sage green, or deeper green