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.

When observing koalas in the wild or at a zoo, you might not be able to instantly tell which animals are male and which are female. Let’s find out more.

A koala’s only natural habitat is in Australia. So unless you’ve been lucky enough to visit or have seen koalas in wildlife parks and zoos. Here’s what a day in the life of a young koala might look like.

Koalas are unique to Australia, having evolved there when the continent was drifting northwards from Antarctica, around 45 million years ago.

It’s hard to imagine that such beautiful creatures as koalas are under threat, but that’s the unfortunate reality. Let’s take a look at two significant threats to their survival - habitat loss and climate change.

Native to Australia, koalas are tree-dwelling creatures well-known for their fluffy ears, large noses and sleepy behaviour. So let’s find out more about their day-to-day life.

Koalas are often referred to as ‘koala bears,’ leading many people to think they’re some sort of bear species. Let’s delve deeper.

It’s well known that kangaroos have a pouch in which they carry their young. So let’s take a closer look into this unique part of a koala’s body.

If you’ve ever looked at a koala reading book, you’ll know that koalas are rather unique creatures. Let’s find out.

Animal crafts are a great way to keep kids entertained on rainy days or during the school holidays. Whatever their age, kids will enjoy getting creative (and a little bit messy!) with these fun ideas.