What would happened if koala became extinct?

Answer 1

It's very difficult to answer such question because we cannot say anything. In coming generations, centuries, people would definitely forget about these animals. Teachers would struggle to tell people about these animals.

The koala is the sentinel animal for bushland-dwelling species in Australia: basically, if the koala becomes extinct, whatever is responsible for its extinction will cause the demise of many other fauna and flora as well.

it all has to do with food chains and it will interrupt the ecosystem that it lives in.
the world would be horrible

Answer 2

The extinction of koalas would have little, if any, effect on their ecosystem. If one is to be honest, the koala does not contribute in any significant way to its ecosystem. Extinction would not cause either an increase or decrease in the eucalyptus (or other) trees in the ecosystem.

Answer 3

Koalas are placid creatures and generally do not contribute to the ecosystem, although the chances of eucalyptus trees flourishing would be much higher and the iconic creature would bring much sadness to us Australians.

Answer 4

It's very difficult to answer such question because we cannot say anything. In coming generations, centuries, people would definitely forget about these animals. Teachers would struggle to tell people about these animals.

The koala is the sentinel animal for bushland-dwelling species in Australia: basically, if the koala becomes extinct, whatever is responsible for its extinction will cause the demise of many other fauna and flora as well.

it all has to do with food chains and it will interrupt the ecosystem that it lives in.
the world would be horrible

Answer 5

Yes. The extinction of any organism would affect everything else in its food chain.

Answer 6

Such a scenario is impossible.

Answer 7

It would be harsh, but I have no idea