This week's letter is K.
K is for koalas! They're technically not bears. They're actually marsupials related to kangaroos, and their main common factor with bears is that they are both warm-blooded mammals. Don't they look so cute and cuddly! Noooo. They actually have sharp teeth and claws.
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More Quick Facts:
Nicknamed Native Bear
Give birth to live young.
Babies are called cubs.
They are blind when they're born.
Babies nurse their mother's milk.
Mothers have a pouch.
Babies live in the mother's pouch for five months.
Their gray fur is very thick.
Their underbellies are white.
They live and sleep in Eucalyptus trees.
I wish we had them in the wild in the US!
Wonderful creatures... although its far from save i think to want to pet them
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♫ Mel☺dy ♫ (abc-e-team)
charming creatures
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