Habitat+Destruction+for+Koalas

=Habitat Destruction for Koalas= =What is Habitat Destruction?= Habitat destruction is when an animal's habitat is destroyed due to a variety of reasons. Some examples are land clearance and bush fires. This is a serious matter because this destroys their habitat which causes them to die.

=How does this affect Koalas?= This affects Koalas because it destroys their habitat. What makes it worse is that Koala's population are decreasing dramatically. If this continues, we may no longer see Koalas.

=How many are there left?= Back in the 1900s there used to be over 3,000,000 Koalas around. Today, the population of Koalas are as low as 43,000 to as high as 80,000.

=Where are they found?= Koalas used to be found throughout Australia, nowadays they are poorly found throughout Australia. Not a while ago, Koalas were extinct in South Australia.