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How to plan a koala themed picnic

If you have a marsupial loving little one, or you’re looking for a novel way to celebrate Australian wildlife with your family, why not plan a koala picnic? Here are our top ideas for how to celebrate these cute critters with a themed picnic.

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Top 8 popular koala toys of 2025

Koalas are a popular animal for story books thanks to their cute faces and sleepy nature. Here’s a roundup of the top eight popular koala toys of 2025.

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Why are koalas such fussy eaters?

If you’ve ever learned about the koala bear in school or from reading a koala book, you’ll know that these furry critters love eucalyptus leaves. Let’s find out.

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6 animals that prey on koalas

Koalas are known for their sedate, unadventurous lives high up in the eucalyptus trees of eastern and southeastern Australia. Let’s take a look at them.

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5 facts about koala mating season

Koalas are generally solitary animals, preferring to live alone among a selection of eucalyptus trees referred to as their ‘home range’.

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Step-by-Step Guide to Making a Koala Puppet

If your little ones love animals and are looking to do a bit of crafting, why not try your hand at making a cute koala finger puppet from very simple and cheap supplies?

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6 Children’s Activities Based on Koalas

Native to Australia, koalas are unique creatures who spend their lives high up in eucalyptus trees. So here are six activities based on koalas.

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Make Your Own Koala Habitat

Creating a koala habitat with kids is a fun way to learn about Australian wildlife while getting crafty and learning about ecosystems.

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How to plan a koala themed party

If you have a little one who is koala mad, they’re sure to love a koala themed party. Here, we offer up some of the best ideas to ensure your koala themed party is a success.

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Why are koalas so suited to Australia?

Australia is home to a wide range of unique animals. But how did they come to be so well-suited to life on a hot, dry continent? Let’s take a look.

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