What are the environmental factors for a koala?

Koalas primarily inhabit eucalyptus forests, which provide their main food source and essential habitat. They thrive in areas with a stable climate, moderate temperatures, and sufficient rainfall to support healthy eucalyptus growth. Additionally, they require specific tree species for shelter and foraging, as well as low levels of human disturbance to maintain their population. Habitat loss, climate change, and bushfires pose significant threats to their environmental stability.