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An unusual sight – a Koala awake, not sleeping but eating gum leaves

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Koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus) are not bears, but are large, iconic, tree-living, herbivorous marsupials that are found in eastern Australia. Koalas have stout, tailless bodies, a large head with a flat black nose and large fluffy ears. Koalas live in open eucalypt woodlands and are very particular as to which types of eucalyptus they eat. Eucalyptus leaves are tough and hard to digest and have low nutritional and energy content. Koalas spend most of their time sleeping – up to 20 hours per day. This captive Koala was sitting in a forked tree branch, eating eucalypt leaves in an enclosure at Yanchep National Park north of Perth In Western Australia.

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