Koala

/kəʊˈɑː.lə/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A tree-dwelling marsupial native to Australia, known for its round face, large ears, and preference for eucalyptus leaves as food.

The koala slept peacefully in the eucalyptus tree.

An Australian animal that is often called a 'koala bear,' despite being a marsupial and not a bear.

Tourists flock to Australia to see the iconic koala in its natural habitat.

A symbol of Australian wildlife and conservation efforts.

The koala has become a key symbol for wildlife conservation in Australia.

A marsupial known for its cuddly appearance and slow movements.

Children love to learn about the koala and its unique lifestyle.

The word 'koala' comes from the Dharug word 'gula', which means 'no water'.

koala bear

An informal term for koalas, although they are not bears.

koala hug

Referring to the way koalas cling to trees.

marsupial

An infraclass of mammals characterized by giving birth to incompletely developed young.

eucalyptus

A genus of trees and shrubs native to Australia that koalas primarily feed on.

Chill koala

That guy is such a chill koala, always relaxing and taking it easy.

Koala mode

After a long week, I’m just going to go into koala mode this weekend.