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Koalas, those adorable, furry, gray, button-nosed creatures hanging on the sides of trees, are only found in Australia. It’s no wonder they’ve become a symbol of the country. Read on to learn five more fascinating and fun facts about koalas!
Koalas are NOT a type of bear.
Despite commonly being referred to as “koala bears,” these tree-huggers are actually members of the marsupial family, making them cousins of kangaroos and wombats.
Baby koalas live in their mother’s pouch♦.
Just like kangaroos and other marsupials, koala babies are born deaf, blind, and hairless. They spend the first half-year of their lives in a warm pouch on the front of their mother’s body. Also like kangaroos, koala babies are called “joeys.”
This new shower gel consists of sea salt and other minerals.
這一新款沐浴乳的成分包括海鹽及其他礦物質。
We tend to take natural resources for granted nowadays.
現今,我們往往將自然資源視為理所當然。
Al took a detour last time. On the plus side, he now knows where to make the right turn.
艾爾上次繞了遠路。就好的方面來說,他現在知道哪裡該轉彎了。
Kelly lit some incense to ward off those annoying mosquitoes.
凱莉點一些蚊香來驅走那些惱人的蚊子。
You two have so much in common. It's no wonder you're getting married.
你們倆有好多共通點。難怪就要步入禮堂了。
The president of the US is sometimes referred to as the chief executive.
美國總統有時被稱作最高行政首長。