What is happening to the koala's habitat?

Answer 1

most of the koalas homes have been cut down and they are fouced to find another place to live.

but because they have been cut down there are not that many places to live

Koalas may possibly survive through a change of habitat but the likely chances are kind of slim. Koalas would become extinct if worse comes to worst.

Answer 2

The koala's habitat is decreasing dramatically, and with it, the population of the koala itself is also decreasing. Koala habitats are decreasing primarily because of increased urbanisation and housing developments. In the past, farming and agriculture destroyed many areas of koala habitation, but in recent times it is urban sprawl which creates the greatest threat. Also, introduced predators have encroached upon the koala's habitat. Foxes and dogs are a major threat to koalas in their native habitat.

Answer 3

Like many Australian native animals, the koala is suffering from the loss of its habitat. Koalas' habitats are primarily being destroyed for housing. Urban expansion has meant that housing developments are encroaching upon native koala bushland, so this bushland is being destroyed just so people can live in that area. Farming and agriculture also impacts on koalas' habitats, as eucalyptus bushland is cleared for agriculture.

Answer 4

Koalas do not adapt very well to their environment being changed. Numerous koala deaths result from the building of roads and houses through their environment. They do not develop road sense, and they are also more vulnerable to dog attacks when such changes take place.

Answer 5

Deforestation of their homes which are trees.