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Big enough for the koala to fit inside of.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 14y agoKoalas are not kept in cages, as they are not permitted to be kept as pets. Even in sanctuaries, koalas should be kept in an outdoor area where they have access to gum trees.
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How much space does a monkey need in a zoo?
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Is there a koala in the Toledo zoo today?
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Are there any Koalas in zoos in Florida?
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