koala
Speech parts
1. koala - Noun
2. Koala - Proper noun
Meaning
A tailless marsupial (Phascolarctos cinereus), found in Australia. The female carries her young on the back of her neck. Called also Australian bear, native bear, and native sloth.
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Aboriginal traditional owners recommended the name of the new park - Guula Ngurra - which means "koala country".
A koala clings to a tree in a Queensland bushfire zone.
A photo of Boyle holding a rescued koala in a blanket amidst charred trees in the background, taken by his sister-in-law Renae Bruce, was posted on social media and soon garnered media attention from major news outlets.
A recording of the damage, obtained by CBS News, shows masses of burned koala bodies lying on the ground while kangaroo try to flee the flames in the forests.
At least a billion animals have been killed, wiping out multiple species of native Australian wildlife, including 30 per cent of the world's koala population.
A sick koala at a veterinary hospital in Sydney, Australia.