High in the eucalyptus trees of Australia, koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus) are often seen curled into tight, fluffy balls, barely moving for hours at a time.

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Tree-dwelling (arboreal) animals are specially adapted for life in the canopy, using their key features.

A koala snoozes deeply, nestled comfortably in eucalyptus branches without a care.

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A baby koala learns to chew eucalyptus leaves expertly, practicing with concentration.

Koalas look like they belong in a children's book, but spend enough time around one, and you'll realize—they're not exactly ...

Koalas were once thought to get all the hydration they needed from eucalyptus leaves, but artifical water stations might be necessary for their survival in a warming climate Hundreds of dead seabirds ...

There are so many koalas in some places that food is the issue – while elsewhere populations are threatened by habitat loss. And there are no easy fixes ...

Koalas clinging onto trunks may look like one of nature’s cutest things online, but their tree-hugging is actually deeply rooted in survival. In the wild, koalas aren't lounging around; they do live ...