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An adult koala is a leaf - eater. It eats eucalyptus leaves. When koalas are not sleeping, they are usually eating or looking for food. They do not have to look far, since their diet is made up almost entirely of eucalyptus leaves. Over 600 types of eucalyptus trees grow in Australia, but a koala will eat the leaves of only two or three kinds. It occasionally eats leaves from other trees as well, such as tea and cherry trees. Not all koalas like the same kinds of leaves. A koalaâs taste depends partly on where it lives.
A koala might seem like a cuddly animal, but deprive them of the eucalypt leaves fermenting in their guts keeping them permanently drunk, and you have a vicious killing machine.When provoked, koalas are known to throw a foreleg around their opponent and bite.ith teeth like that, that's not a koala, that's a drop bear. They look like koalas, but they're slightly bigger and they fall from trees in order to eat people. When I saw this in the newsletter I immediately thought of drop bears. Too funny, and cute.