Koalas are marsupials, a mammal that carries its young in a pouch. They live in the Eucalyptus forests of Australia and they only eat the new leaves of a few different types of eucalypt trees. Koala's paws are hand-like, strong, and have very sharp claws to help them hold onto tree trunks and branches.
Global warming threatens ocean food chain
Global warming threatens ocean food chain An extensive report released by the Geneva-based
World Wildlife Fund along with Seattle's Marine Conservation
Biology Institute, shows that global warming continues to have
negative affects on ocean life, as particularly evidenced by an
increase in the mortality rate of salmon. Experts are concerned
that salmon may disappear altogether, pointing out that this would
have a devastating effect on the ocean's ecosystem. 9 JUNE 1999