Did You Know? Koala
This book is packed with fascinating facts about the ever-popular subject of what is arguably Australia’s favourite marsupial, the Koala. Among the cutest of all animals, the Koala is loved by people everywhere and is an iconic symbol of the Australian bush.
Did You Know? Koala explores many amazing adaptations that help koalas to live in eucalyptus trees. They are related to kangaroos; the babies are called joeys and grow up in their mum’s pouch. Koalas grunt and bellow loudly to proclaim their territory.
Each spread covers a different aspect of Koala life, from Family life and What’s for dinner? to Territory matters and Conserving Koalas.
Bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that’s bound to capture the imagination of any reader.
This book is packed with fascinating facts about the ever-popular subject of what is arguably Australia’s favourite marsupial, the Koala. Among the cutest of all animals, the Koala is loved by people everywhere and is an iconic symbol of the Australian bush.
Did You Know? Koala explores many amazing adaptations that help koalas to live in eucalyptus trees. They are related to kangaroos; the babies are called joeys and grow up in their mum’s pouch. Koalas grunt and bellow loudly to proclaim their territory.
Each spread covers a different aspect of Koala life, from Family life and What’s for dinner? to Territory matters and Conserving Koalas.
Bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that’s bound to capture the imagination of any reader.
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This book is packed with fascinating facts about the ever-popular subject of what is arguably Australia’s favourite marsupial, the Koala. Among the cutest of all animals, the Koala is loved by people everywhere and is an iconic symbol of the Australian bush.
Did You Know? Koala explores many amazing adaptations that help koalas to live in eucalyptus trees. They are related to kangaroos; the babies are called joeys and grow up in their mum’s pouch. Koalas grunt and bellow loudly to proclaim their territory.
Each spread covers a different aspect of Koala life, from Family life and What’s for dinner? to Territory matters and Conserving Koalas.
Bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that’s bound to capture the imagination of any reader.
