Do koalas live in the grasslands?

Answer 1

The loss of one species can effect the rest of the ecosystem and to disastrous results in tons of ways. The giant panda is the natural predator of the bamboo. If the giant panda were to become extinct in China would be overrun with bamboo.

Answer 2

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

Habitat loss is the reason koalas are under threat. And the reason for that is human expansion. As their habitat is depleted, koalas are forced to spend more time on the ground seeking new food trees or seeking mates. This makes them prone to dog attacks and motor vehicle accidents. Younger male koalas are particularly vulnerable as they occupy poor-quality habitat at the fringes of the core breeding colonies and are thus vulnerable to the threats mentioned above as well as starvation.

Another major threat to koalas is the sexually transmitted disease Chlamydia, the spread of which is probably exacerbated by the increased stress placed on koalas just to survive in urbanised areas.

Answer 3

the ecosystem becomes unstable. plus , we lose a very nice great cute animal , isnt that enough ?!

Answer 4

Koalas only live in the Australian eucalyptus bushland.

Answer 5

there would be no more tourists from other countries coming to Australia to visit them and no more sausage and meat to eat anymore.

Answer 6

if the killer whale became extinct in the Antarctica then there would probably be a huge rise in the amount of seals and penguin etc.

Answer 7

No. Koalas live in eucalyptus bushland. They cannot live in grasslands, as they rely on eucalyptus trees for their food and shelter.