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"Not Drunk, Digesting...
Contrary to popular myth, koalas do not sleep because they are drunk off of gum leaves.
They spend most of their time sleeping because their diet of eucalyptus leaves requires a lot of energy to digest, and sleeping is one of the best ways to conserve energy.",
"Picky Eaters:
There are over 600 varieties of eucalyptus trees, but the koala is a fussy eater and will only eat from several species.",
"Koala Table Manners:
Koalas communicate with each other by making a range of vocal noises.
Despite their gentle appearance, they can make a startling sound known as a bellow, which sounds like a loud snore, followed by an even louder belch.
Australian school children love to imitate the sounds a koala makes.",
"Cute, But Not So Bright:
The koala, one of Australia’s most popular native animals, has an unusually small brain, which resembles a shriveled walnut. About 40% of the cranial cavity filled with fluid.",
"Permanent Vacation:
Koalas rest for about 20 hours a day, sleeping most of that time cradled within the forked branches of a tree.",
"Drink Your Leaves!
The word Koala is Aboriginal for 'no drink.'
Koalas live on a diet consisting of eucalyptus leaves, which contain enough moisture so that the Koala doesn’t need to drink.",
"Who Needs Perfume?
An average Koala eats up to 2.2 pounds of eucalyptus leaves every day, chewing them to a very fine paste before swallowing.
Koalas derive all the nourishment they need from eucalyptus leaves and eat so many of them that they smell like eucalyptus.",
"Bitty Baby
A baby koala is no bigger than a nickel at birth.",
];